Am 23. Oktober 2017 19:15:48 MESZ schrieb "Berrigan, Patrick M"
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>Currently running CentOS7.
>
>I am having an issue where my SpaceWalk server is not displaying any
>updates being available for my clients. I only have two clients, a
>Syslog server and the spacewalk server itself. Both are registered in
>spacewalk and performing a yum repolist shows that they are subscribed
>to the correct channels. The repos in the channel are populating
>correctly as I can see the package count increase as the nightly syncs
>finish. I have restarted taskomatic and have ensured that the name in
>up2date matches the cert of the SpaceWalk server.
>
>I have also increased the max java memory to 3GB after checking the log
>of rhn_taskomatic_daemon. There wasn't any errors about memory but I
>read that this sometimes is the cause.
>
>OSAD works normally on both clients as I can run simple reboot commands
>from the SpaceWalk web GUI.
>
>Anyone else have any thoughts on resolving this issue?
>
>VR,
>
>Patrick Berrigan
>Systems Engineer
>ManTech International Corporation
>patrick.berri...@mantech.com
>COMM (703) 654-9149
>
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Are there any packages listed as "installed" for the registered systems?
Run a "rhn-profile-sync -" on a client. This should update the package list
from the client on the server.
Also look at the task schedules in "Admin" - "Task Schedule" if all tasks have
run AND ended within the last day.
Edit:
Ah... Just remember...I think there was a bug in c3po package which "might"
cause this and must be downgraded on CentOS 7. Please search the mailing list
archives for that package
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