Hello,
currently upgrading centos 5.8 x86_64 with spacewalk 1.7 towards centos
5.10 x86_64 with spacewalk 2.0
Using an external oracle server 11g
Upgrading OS worked out nicely except for the fact that the httpd didnt
want to start due to the fact modwsgi was not loaded ... I enabled this
mo
On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 3:28 PM, Will Cladek wrote:
> No firewall or selinux currently running.
>
> All directories in /var/lib/jabberd have proper ownership and permissions.
> But as I mentioned before, the db directory is completely empty. Is there
> something I can do to reinstall/reinitializ
Hi,
I'm testing Oracle Linux for spacewalk 2.0, I created a channel and point
the its repo to
http://public-yum.oracle.com/repo/OracleLinux/OL6/latest/x86_64/ it work
fine got the packages and erratas however when I tried to update my test
client I got the following error.
--> Finished Dependency
Dne 13.11.2013 20:47, Will Cladek napsal(a):
> In some older thread I read that I should try emptying out
> /var/lib/jabberd/db, but that directory was already empty.
Yes, this
rm -rf /var/lib/jabberd/db/* && /etc/init.d/jabberd restart
really helps but on non-empty directory. :)
Regards,
DH
Did you enable the logging of your ks? Did you link the gpg keys of your
child channel to your ks profile? It will not install packages if you
didn't add it there.
On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 2:25 AM, Net Warrior wrote:
> Hi Lupin.
>
> During install I get the same error, packages does not exist, I
Dne 13.11.2013 21:08, Justin Edmands napsal(a):
> 2 - Permissions on the /var/lib/jabberd/db to be jabber:jabber
>
Right, check the permissions.
One thing to mention, I always comment out the lines containing *roster*
modules in /etc/jabberd/sm.xml.
Regards,
DH
diff --git a/jabberd/sm.xml b/jab
No firewall or selinux currently running.
All directories in /var/lib/jabberd have proper ownership and permissions. But
as I mentioned before, the db directory is completely empty. Is there
something I can do to reinstall/reinitialize just the jabberd component?
On 11/13/2013 3:08 PM, Justi
On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 2:47 PM, Will Cladek wrote:
> Okay, so here's what I've got. jabberd starts okay:
>
>
> Initializing jabberd processes ...
> Starting router: [ OK ]
> Starting sm: [ OK ]
> Starting
Okay, so here's what I've got. jabberd starts okay:
Initializing jabberd processes ...
Starting router: [ OK ]
Starting sm: [ OK ]
Starting c2s: [ OK ]
Start
On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 1:27 PM, Will Cladek wrote:
> I just upgraded my Spacewalk from 1.8 to 1.9 and then 2.0. In both the
> 1.9 and 2.0 updates, starting the spacewalk-server just hangs on
> osa-dispatcher (actual server name masked):
>
> Starting spacewalk services...
> Initializing jabberd p
I just upgraded my Spacewalk from 1.8 to 1.9 and then 2.0. In both the 1.9 and
2.0 updates, starting the spacewalk-server just hangs on osa-dispatcher (actual
server name masked):
Starting spacewalk services...
Initializing jabberd processes ...
Starting router:
Err, sorry o:-) in the attachment there was a screenshot of that "Internal
server error".
This is what it says:
[X]
The server experienced a problem which prevented your request from being filled
out. It may not be possible to execute this action at this time.
Please help us correct this proble
Hi,
I need to create several kickstart profiles which is just changing
slightly, say partition sizes and softwares to be installed.
I'd like to know how to accomplish this without creating multiple profiles.
Say with just single profile and passing some parameters to customize
partition sizes and
Hi Lupin.
During install I get the same error, packages does not exist, I includes as
you suggested those packages in the package profile and also under
operating system, checked the spacewalk-repository and epe-l as well.
Any way, in the profile package section it read:
Note: only packages avail
> I would use my spacewalk machine to be the repository where my RHEL
> client get updates.
> Of course I have a regular RHEL subscription for my clients.
> I really didn't catch how I could do this.
> Any help will be appreciate
1) run/script on rhel client: /usr/bin/reposync -n --gpgcheck -l
Hi all,
I would use my spacewalk machine to be the repository where my RHEL client get
updates.
Of course I have a regular RHEL subscription for my clients.
I really didn't catch how I could do this.
Any help will be appreciate
Thank You
Regards
Mauro
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Ah I just had the same with a colleague of mine
who wanted to play with spacewalk:
Thats due to
a) SELinux issues (you can check in /var/log/audit/audit.log that stuff
from spacewalk and cobbler are blocked)
=> either add exceptions or disable SELinux
and (maybe)
b) that cobbler does like to have
> Dear "spacewalkers",
>
> I dare to send you this e-mail because I'm almost desperate about the
> Cobbler and Kickstart failures. According to the manual, I have installed
> Spacewalk 2.0 on a fresh installation of Centos 6.4. Everything seems to
> work fine, except Cobbler sync and Kickstart syn
Dear "spacewalkers",
I dare to send you this e-mail because I'm almost desperate about the Cobbler
and Kickstart failures.
According to the manual, I have installed Spacewalk 2.0 on a fresh installation
of Centos 6.4.
Everything seems to work fine, except Cobbler sync and Kickstart sync. When I
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