The Sun v3 RPMs (and Oracle RPMs for that matter) _can_ be signed on RHEL5.3
boxes and above (or maybe it was RHEL5.2)...
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On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 4:28 AM, James Hogarth wrote:
> Well I was close ;) been a while since I used it
>
> And since this is an ot thread anyway... Android > iPhone
Well I was close ;) been a while since I used it
And since this is an ot thread anyway... Android > iPhone ;)
Still unless the op is dealing with old rpms that don't play nicely (i'm
looking at you Sun with that rpm 3.x format package) it's better to gpg sign
the rpms being made... it's very
It's fresh in my memory still:
yum --nogpgcheck install
Jeff
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 28, 2010, at 12:26 PM, James Hogarth
wrote:
If it's unsigned it won't get installed via the packages section.
You'll need a chroot post script with yum install --no-gpg-check
package
Check the r
On 04/19/2010 11:10 AM, Merritt, Chad CTR US USJFCOM J7 wrote:
> I'm still attempting to get Spacewalk 0.8 on a RHEL 5 box to work..
>
> Anything that uses the PXT files doesn't work and redirects me to the main
> spacewalk interface (i.e. after you log in).
>
Hello,
You can try setting ORACLE_
Rob, please read my prior post. You need to start googling and using the
mailing list archive for answers. You waste our time by repeatedly asking
questions that have been asked and answered since you joined the list.
Jeffrey.
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 8:57 AM, rob morrien wrote:
> Hello to all
If it's unsigned it won't get installed via the packages section.
You'll need a chroot post script with yum install --no-gpg-check package
Check the right argument. On mobile and memory limited :)
On Apr 28, 2010 6:16 PM, "Jamie Bohr" wrote:
Hello,
I have searched around and found no referenc
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Jamie Bohr wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have searched around and found no reference to installing a custom RPM
> during kickstart installation from a Red Hat Satellite server. I am hoping
> someone that uses Spacewalk can help me.
>
> The unsigned RPM is
Hello,
I have searched around and found no reference to installing a custom RPM
during kickstart installation from a Red Hat Satellite server. I am hoping
someone that uses Spacewalk can help me.
The unsigned RPM is associated with the channel and activation key yet does
not get installed during
I finally got around to migrating from Oracle XE to Oracle 11gR2. The operation
was a success. Along the way I got to familiarize myself with Oracle again, I
hadn't done much with Oracle since 2000.
Here are my notes in case they help others on the list:
http://flakrat.blogspot.com/2010/04/migra
Hello all,
I've been looking around for some sizing information as I plan our spacewalk
deployment. I've been able to find the size on disk information (192KB/client
64MB/channel) but what I am really interested in is at what number of clients
does the 1GB OracleXE memory limitation come into
Def. Quota Michael Mraka :
Benedetto Vassallo wrote:
Hi,
I have rebuilt some spacewalk 0.8 rpms to run it on a mainframe (s390x)
Linux machine.
This machine is running Red Hat Enterprise 5.4 and have 4GB RAM.
I have installed spacewalk with no problems, but when I run the command:
spacewalk-s
> can somebody tell me how i can get also the redhat 5 channels into my
> spacewalk systems.
i am certain google will help you here -
!google mrepo
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Def. Quota James Hogarth :
2010/4/28 Benedetto Vassallo :
Hi,
I have rebuilt some spacewalk 0.8 rpms to run it on a mainframe (s390x)
Linux machine.
This machine is running Red Hat Enterprise 5.4 and have 4GB RAM.
I have installed spacewalk with no problems, but when I run the command:
spacew
Hello to all,
At this moment i have 2 satellite servers up and running and 2 spacewalk
servers.
can somebody tell me how i can get also the redhat 5 channels into my
spacewalk systems.
thanks and regards rob
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Hello to all,
At this moment i have 2 satellite servers up and running and 2 spacewalk
servers.
can somebody tell me how i can get also the redhat 5 channels into my
spacewalk systems.
thanks and regards rob
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hello to all,
we had the same problem here with the satellite server.
we made a special program which load all the correct interfaces
during the bootstrap.
regards rob
>> yes i'm look for this possibilité, you know the command at kernel line?
>>
>> On 28 April 2010 09:58, Colin Coe wrote:
>
Benedetto Vassallo wrote:
> Hi,
> I have rebuilt some spacewalk 0.8 rpms to run it on a mainframe (s390x)
> Linux machine.
> This machine is running Red Hat Enterprise 5.4 and have 4GB RAM.
> I have installed spacewalk with no problems, but when I run the command:
>
> spacewalk-setup --disconnecte
2010/4/28 Frédéric SOSSON :
> thanks, Colin Coe was talking about an way set hostname at: linux ks=
> line... do you know something about that parameters?
>
I remember this coming up on the list a few months or so back but
don't recall if there is anything kickstart will pickup by default
from t
thanks, Colin Coe was talking about an way set hostname at: linux ks=
line... do you know something about that parameters?
On 28 April 2010 12:00, James Hogarth wrote:
>> yes i'm look for this possibilité, you know the command at kernel line?
>>
>> On 28 April 2010 09:58, Colin Coe wrote:
>>> C
2010/4/28 Benedetto Vassallo :
> Hi,
> I have rebuilt some spacewalk 0.8 rpms to run it on a mainframe (s390x)
> Linux machine.
> This machine is running Red Hat Enterprise 5.4 and have 4GB RAM.
> I have installed spacewalk with no problems, but when I run the command:
>
> spacewalk-setup --disconn
2010/4/28 Benedetto Vassallo :
> Hi,
> I have rebuilt some spacewalk 0.8 rpms to run it on a mainframe (s390x)
> Linux machine.
> This machine is running Red Hat Enterprise 5.4 and have 4GB RAM.
> I have installed spacewalk with no problems, but when I run the command:
>
> spacewalk-setup --disconn
Hi,
I have rebuilt some spacewalk 0.8 rpms to run it on a mainframe
(s390x) Linux machine.
This machine is running Red Hat Enterprise 5.4 and have 4GB RAM.
I have installed spacewalk with no problems, but when I run the command:
spacewalk-setup --disconnected
I get the following message:
* S
> yes i'm look for this possibilité, you know the command at kernel line?
>
> On 28 April 2010 09:58, Colin Coe wrote:
>> Choose an interactive install? You could also provide this on the installer
>> kernel command line.
>>
An interactive installer limits the benefits of kickstarting however ^^
On 04/26/2010 07:10 PM, Sascha Bendix wrote:
Alternativly I know Spacewalk can manage software channels. But when
installing a system the client package has to be installed first to get
access to the software channel. Is there a way to give clients without a
subscription access to a public channe
Sascha Bendix wrote:
% Hi,
%
% I want to use spacewalk in my organisation with approx. 500 Systems. For
% quality reasons we mirror all repositories we use.
%
% Is there a way to mirror the spacewalk client packages on
% http://spacewalk.redhat.com/yum/ via rsync?
No, only via http. You can use
yes i'm look for this possibilité, you know the command at kernel line?
On 28 April 2010 09:58, Colin Coe wrote:
> Choose an interactive install? You could also provide this on the installer
> kernel command line.
>
> 2010/4/28 Frédéric SOSSON
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I would like to create a standar
Choose an interactive install? You could also provide this on the installer
kernel command line.
2010/4/28 Frédéric SOSSON
> Hello,
>
> I would like to create a standard kickstart file and have the
> possibility to enter hostname at boot time. Is that possible?
>
> regards,
>
>
> Frédéric
>
>
You have a couple of options.
If reverse dns is configured properly the hostname of the system will be
looked up from that.
You can use a pre-script to parse the kernel arguments and then import a
network configuration file for kickstart.
Give it a couple of hours and i'll post my scripts to thi
Hello,
I would like to create a standard kickstart file and have the
possibility to enter hostname at boot time. Is that possible?
regards,
Frédéric
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