On Thu, 24 Jan 2013 15:40:24 -0500
Paul Robert Marino wrote:
> Well the first thing is have you tested running a nested kvm
> instances, last I looked it was only possible on AMD CPU's but I may
> be wrong.
I am working with a x220 Thinkpad, it has an Intel Core-i5 (SandyBridge)
and nested KVM i
I had tried the separate child channel before but what I forgot to do was
go back to the "Operating System" section of my kickstart profile and
select the child channel. I just saw a kickstart kickoff without
complaining about the missing packages. Hurrah! Hopefully others can learn
from my experie
You are correct, using the repodata from the DVD will prevent you from adding
packages to the base channel and installing them with Anaconda. Your options
are either to add the packages to a child channel, and include that child
channel in the kickstart (not activation keys), or to generate new
(As I inch closer to a solution, I'll keep replying here... tell me if I
should stop)
My current theory, as to why I can't seem to pull down "rhnlib" and
"spacewalk-koan" from my Spacewalk channel is that my distribution's
repodata/ was created from the original FC18 DVD which wouldn't have those
t
Well the first thing is have you tested running a nested kvm
instances, last I looked it was only possible on AMD CPU's but I may
be wrong.
I would try to put the visualization activation key on the VM if that
works you might be able to do it but I've never tested it. If not then
you can try manual
Okay, next test... trying to simplify my question / issue by taking
kickstart out of the equation. I believe the real question is why are the
packages I uploaded via "rhnpush" not available to my client? This time
around, I kickstarted a machine and it was setup with the normal Fedora
repos availab
Greg,
We had a similar issue and overcame the ranking issue by using a "backend"
script to handle it for us using the API.
This script sits on the spacewalk server and determines what config channels a
system should be assigned to.
This keeps the ranking the way we want it in case of human error
I am in the process of setting up a test environment for spacewalk and
other things. One thing i want to try out is the provisioning of
virtual machines with spacewalk/cobbler. My system is capable of
running KVM in 'nested' mode, so kvm inside of kvm is possible and
working. Spacewalk however trea
Hallo, I have these errors when I try tu upgrade a package on SLES11SP@
and CentOS6:
spacecmd {SSM:0}> system_upgradepackage test-sw-sles11sp2 *
ERROR: redstone.xmlrpc.XmlRpcFault: unhandled internal exception: ERROR:
schema "sp" does not exist
spacecmd {SSM:0}> system_upgradepackage pfdevsolr0
Hello,
I've done some more research.
The same exception occurs when you want to search errata by issue date
(without putting any keywords in the "Search For" field).
In fact, it fails when, on postgresql, any of the two queries defined in
file errata_handler.xml.
I think that the following part of
Hi,
Look at OSA for that. Following instructions at
https://fedorahosted.org/spacewalk/wiki/OsadHowTo helped me.
Regards,
Prakash.
On Jan 24, 2013, at 6:01 AM, "Pietro Leone Pola Falletti di Villafalletto"
mailto:le...@diff.org>> wrote:
Hallo, on spacewalk how can I force the deploy of config
Hallo, on spacewalk how can I force the deploy of configuration files or
packages without waiting the standard time (I set it to 60 minutes).
Thanks, Pietro.
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Hi All,
I've got some perl code to return system events which uses
system.listSystemEvents API call (segment and Dumper response attached as
perl.txt).
I have run the same package install 4 times today (after downgrading on the
recipient box itself) and the GUI recognises this and returns the
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