I would love for all the pulp components to be easily installable via pip
install. That will probably require moving a lot of the data-manipulation
that is happening in the rpm spec files into setup.py.
Also, I am not sure how well pulp would handle the new paths for things
like the json file that
Pulp 2.10.2 Hotfix is now generally available in the stable repositories:
https://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/pulp/pulp/stable/2.10/
https://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/pulp/pulp/stable/2/
This is a critical hotfix addressing a issues that resulted in 2.10.1 being
rolled back. This release
>
> 1. Make 2.11 the last Pulp release to have el6 packages. All 2.11.z
> releases would get el6 support. 2.12 would have el7 and Fedora packages
> only.
>
> 2. Make el6 builds available until the day Django14 gets removed from
> epel6. On that day, Pulp on el6 would become unsupported and builds w
Not sure if this is a very redhat way of doing things, but what about
converting it over to a pip installation? That would allow it to be
installed in a virtual environment and run on any version of the operating
system so long as it can compile or install the required components. That
would also b
On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 9:32 AM, wrote:
> We are currently testing the use of pulp consumer for centralized package
> installation across our EL 5/6/7 servers and hope to use it in production
> in the near future.
>
> Will the pulp consumer packages (and deps) be available still for el6 and
> eve
Problem solved. I had initially moved rpms/srpms directories to
/var/lib/pulp/content/units
instead of /var/lib/pulp/content. Putting these directories under
/var/lib/pulp/content,
restoring the DB and running pulp-manage-db again allowed Pulp to find the rpm
packages
and migrate them correctly
We are currently testing the use of pulp consumer for centralized
package installation across our EL 5/6/7 servers and hope to use it in
production in the near future.
Will the pulp consumer packages (and deps) be available still for el6
and even el5?
On 2016-11-17 08:20, Michael Hrivnak wrote:
We need your input on when to stop making builds of Pulp for el6.
Running Pulp on el6, which uses Python 2.6, has been getting more difficult
over time. Many libraries we depend on have dropped support for Python 2.6,
which exacerbates the usual challenge of making dependencies available on
an agi
