Dear all,
once again I'm puzzling about some strange issue and am hoping for some
valued input I experienced in the past on this list:
The gist (for the hasty reader:):
CentOS yum/curl rejects my Spacewalk' servers certificate as Bad
certificate received
while a check with openssl s_client
Hi Stefan,
you can create /etc/tnsname.ora with connect string you need.
Then just change db_name in /etc/rhn/rhn.conf to the tnsname you've created
(instead of default //host:port/name) and that's it :).
Thanks a lot Michael! That did the trick. The file is actually called
Stefan Lasche wrote:
% Hi Stefan,
%
% you can create /etc/tnsname.ora with connect string you need.
% Then just change db_name in /etc/rhn/rhn.conf to the tnsname you've created
% (instead of default //host:port/name) and that's it :).
%
%
% Thanks a lot Michael! That did the trick. The
One thing I found is that you need to use the image files from the
Everything install disk when creating the kickstart distribution or
you will run into problems like the one you described with the update
channel.
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 8:08 AM, Jan Hutař jhu...@redhat.com wrote:
On Mon, 3
(To Jan) Question. Given that this is discussed in
http://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=4978 (going back almost 2 years now),
and is still an active issue, I'm wondering if the official answer is to
not use the updates repo during installation or not. But if this is just a
metadata bug, as
