On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 5:30 PM, Mullis, Josh (CCI - Atlanta)
wrote:
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> Hello all...
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> I am having an issue where it seems packages from centos and rhel are
> getting intermingled.
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> Packages from centos are being linked to rhel channels if they have the same
> name/version.
> The only di
Hello all...
I am having an issue where it seems packages from centos and rhel are
getting intermingled.
Packages from centos are being linked to rhel channels if they have the
same name/version.
The only difference is the checksum, which is how I thought it
determined the difference between t
* Stefan Förster :
> for our Spacewalk 0.8 (upgraded from 0.6 to 0.7 and then 0.8), client
> authentication always fails, complaining about a bad session key.
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> XML-RPC debugging logs are available at:
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> http://www.incertum.net/~cite/error.log
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> I had to uncomment the following code in
* Stefan Förster :
> at our Spacewalk 0.8 server (upgraded from 0.6 to 0.7 and then from
> 0.7 to 0.8), available updates don't show up in the web interface. We
> are generating the reports about updates with our regular reporting
> system, using the following SQL against an Oracle 10.2 database:
>
Hi
I'm still having issues with Spacewalk 0.8 whereby a fresh client is
unable to run "yum update".
After hearing the issue was supposed to be fixed in Spacewalk 0.8, I
rebuilt my server, created a single channel with 3 python rpms and used
the UI to
"Alter channel Subscriptions"
On my client,
On Tue, 16 Mar 2010, George wrote:
If you tried the update right after the packages became available in the
repos (lets say you ran a manual spacewalk-repo-sync before or something
like that) this is normal, in my experience it takes around 15 minutes
to actually update the repo metadata on the
Hi George,
I've scheduled the updates 1 day before it should run.
And I use the latest 0.8 version with a normal CentOS 5 updates repository.
I find it strange that a grouped update/upgrade of package fails but
scheduling the update for the machines one by one does work.
Kind regards,
Michiel