I'm setting up a 1.2 version using spacewalk-oracle and am using the
details on https://fedorahosted.org/spacewalk/wiki/OracleXeSetup for how
to set up the oracle db first.
As the page reads like a cookbook (yay!) I've just followed it line by
line (machine is F14 x86_64 and oracle is the exact ve
Hi Team,
I just noticed that in Spacewalk v1.2 ... all new systems, when kickstarted,
are being detected as VM guests... My kickstart profiles all have a
virtualization type of "none." However, new machines show up as being VM
guests. I'm not sure why this is.
Has anyone seen this?
Andy Spe
> That doesn't seem to have helped in this instance. I only have about 90
> systems and this seems like a relatively small number for the poor
> performance I'm seeing. Have you any suggestions for troubleshooting this?
what about checking on gc ?
i also set min amd max heaps to be a couple o
Thanks Ed.
After installing the packages below, still receive the same error.
The Spacewalk server is a64bit RHEL5 VMWare guest OS
The client(s) I am trying to connect are
Oracle UL5 64 running on xen kernel on a OVM server.
Is there something else I am missing?
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Fro
> I'm using cobbler 2.0.3.1 with Spacewalk 1.0 and having a strange problem
> with system registration after kickstart. I cloned a kickstart profile,
> changed the Base channel, and used it to kickstart a system. After it
> finished I noticed it wasn't registered to spacewalk. Looking at the
>
It looks like the machine which you are trying to add the virtualisation
entitlement to needs some additional packages installed on to it and Spacewalk
is trying to install these packages, but can't find the channels to install
them from.
>From memory, the Virtualisation entitlement is for the
This is about adding a package channel and not a kickstart distribution.
If I try to add the entitlements to a system I get:
"1 system(s) failed to add Virtualization(Platform). This was caused by errors
attempting to automatically subscribe the system to the Spacewalk Tools and
RHEL Virtualiza
On Fri, 14 Jan 2011, Wojtak, Greg wrote:
I've done an install, a reinstall from scratch, and a separate install and
always get the same results: each piece of the OSA infrastructure (jabberd,
osa-dispatcher, osad) starts fine and continues to run, but clients always
show up as 'offline as of unk
> > Since upgrading from v1.0 to v1.2 . I've seen a huge performance hit.
> > When before it took perhaps 6 seconds to load the "System Overview" .
> > it now takes 56 seconds. My DBA can't seem to see anything wrong on
> > the Oracle 10g backend. and have gone as far as to throw a hail mary
> >
I've done an install, a reinstall from scratch, and a separate install and
always get the same results: each piece of the OSA infrastructure (jabberd,
osa-dispatcher, osad) starts fine and continues to run, but clients always show
up as 'offline as of unknown' and scheduled actions are not being
> Since upgrading from v1.0 to v1.2 … I’ve seen a huge performance hit. When
> before it took perhaps 6 seconds to load the “System Overview” … it now
> takes 56 seconds. My DBA can’t seem to see anything wrong on the Oracle 10g
> backend… and have gone as far as to throw a hail mary and give it
Hi Team,
Since upgrading from v1.0 to v1.2 ... I've seen a huge performance hit. When
before it took perhaps 6 seconds to load the "System Overview" ... it now takes
56 seconds. My DBA can't seem to see anything wrong on the Oracle 10g
backend... and have gone as far as to throw a hail mary a
Hi All
I currently have Spacewalk 1.2 installed on CentOS 5.5. I've created
channels for CentOS5 (32 and 64 bit), and am successfully downloading
content.
I've also set-up mrepo to download RHEL5 content from RHN. This all
looks to be working well, although I've noticed something odd...
Thank you that sorted it
Jim Kinney wrote:
Did you put the server cert found at https:///pub/ on the
client at /usr/share/rhn/ and path/name it fully in
/etc/sysconfig/rhn/up2date?
The spaceewalk install process creates a cert as well as rpm's of the
cert for easy install on clients. Both the c
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 05:01:04PM -0500, Gomes, Rich wrote:
> Hello all -
>
> Has anyone had any luck connecting pararvirtualized clients to Spacewalk?
> I can register machines but they do not get assigned to a channel.
> Also xen kernels are not an available option when creating a new channel
On Wednesday 12 Jan 2011 14:13:24 John Hodrien wrote:
> I may be being dim here, but given you can access child channels when you
> kickstart, why can't you get the spacewalk client packages from there?
>
> So in my kickstart I have a repo line like this:
>
> repo --name=centos-5.5-64bit-spacewal
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