That was exactly my plans!
Le 19 déc. 2012 23:19, "Paul Robert Marino" a écrit :
> Actually quickly looking at it it should be fairly simple Im just
> working on an other project right now with a tight deadline so i cant
> get to it right now
>
> this is the module im using
> http://search.cpan.o
It was a little interesting but I would have liked to have heard about
integration plans for OpenStack since it was mentioned and that it
seems to be the new cloud platform of choice.
On a side note expect RFE's from me soon for Spacewalk OpenStack
integration I'm currently testing OpenStack Folso
well these are a common question
first when you go int errata are you looking at the all or relevant
page which is the default
go into ERRATA -> All to see them all
if you just go into ERRATA you are viewing the Relevant page which
only shows you erratas that apply to systems that have not been
pa
Actually quickly looking at it it should be fairly simple Im just
working on an other project right now with a tight deadline so i cant
get to it right now
this is the module im using
http://search.cpan.org/~kmacleod/Frontier-RPC-0.07b4/lib/Frontier/Client.pm
The spacewalk_login subroutine would n
Yes, self promotion (but Spacewalk makes me tick)
Appearing soon on iTunes, Stitcher, PodFeed etc when they update their
RSS feeds -
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Richard (from CloudEvangelist.org) and Cliff talk Satellite and Spacewalk.
Am looking for suggestions for how to manage RHEL5 kernel updates with
Spacewalk.
My team has a small set of REHL5 hosts (<30) that we've been simply managing
updates via our own local internal repos and manual execution of yum when
needed. Our internal repos are generated via mrepo and consist
Hi,
I am in the processing of setting up a new Spacewalk server for my RHEL
machines. My current server is scheduled to be retired sometime in 2013. I am
running RHEL6.3 and using Spacewalk 1.7. On my current machine, I run
get_errata.pl. It works, but it's really slow. On my new machine, I wou
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>>>https://www.redhat.com/archives/spacewalk-list/2012-November/msg00146.ht
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>> >Basically: if you don't like the Requires list in the
>> >spacewalk-postgresql package, just don't use it and install all
>> >dependencies manually.
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>> I'd read that message but found "install
As a side note I have a user created specifically for submitting
variables which is restricted to only Configuration Management. Helps
reduce the security risk. And no, that is not my satellite password nor
the password for the submission user, for anyone wondering.
On 12/19/2012 12:38 AM, Pi
Thanks for the idea.
As I don't like spreading scripts on clients with login/password, I'll try
to do the same from the server (searching for systems without the custom
key set, and setting it if empty)
Thanks
2012/12/19 Jason M. Nielsen
> Submit a custom system info variable back to the host
Submit a custom system info variable back to the host profile and use
that in the config file. I have a bash script that runs during a build
that generates the values for variables then submits them back with a
python script.
ie:
#!/bin/bash
/root/bin/submit_custom_system_info.py hostname_sh
On Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 01:53:27PM -0500, Matt Warren wrote:
> >
> >https://www.redhat.com/archives/spacewalk-list/2012-November/msg00146.html
> >
> >Basically: if you don't like the Requires list in the
> >spacewalk-postgresql package, just don't use it and install all
> >dependencies manually.
>
Thanks a lot you the answers.
As the spacewalk server doesn't have access to the internet without the
authenticated proxy, it's kind of a no go.
If I have time, I'll try to work on your scruipt to get it proxy compatible.
Pierre
2012/12/19 Paul Robert Marino
> On Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 2:10 AM,
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