Hi
We have set of around 200 servers and we are planning to use SpaceWalk for
Patch Management.
Most of the Servers are based on CentOS 6 and I had few questions before I
can actually setup for Production environment.
i) I was planning to Clone CentOS 6 "Updates & EPEL repo and skip Base
repo. W
Hello,
Spacewalk 2.4 – I recently upgraded to 2.4 (recently being a relative term) and
since that time, none of the systems I have behind spacewalk proxies have been
checking in in a timely fashion and OSA status is unknown on all of them. If I
schedule package install or script to run, it get
I'm setting up a proxy server and I'm not sure that I understand this
information from the documentation:
* An upstream RHN Satellite server with an available Proxy entitlement or a
Spacewalk server.
* Machine where you will install Spacewalk Proxy must be registered against
Spacewalk
Default Spacewalk certificate does not contain any Software Channel
Entitlements. They are only for channels subscribed from Red Hat.
However you don't need any channel entitlements to be able to register
clients into your CentOS channels.
On 19.4.2016 22:02 Eckert, Doug wrote:
Greetings,
Ju
Just ensure that whatever activation key you're using to register has the
provisioning entitlement attached. The Proxy can be registered normally
like any other system. There will be a step in the installation to run
configure_proxy.sh which enables it as a Spacewalk proxy.
On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at
Matthew,
Where and how to I attach then provisioning entitlement? Is this something
that i have to purchase from Red Hat?
I see a "Provisioning" check box in the activation key. Is that all I need, or
do I have to install something else?
Thank you.
Daryl
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Hi guys.
Trying to automatically deploy files thorough configuration, but it shows
me this error
Local permission not set for action type configfiles.deploy
All packages are installed, also I can run remote commands.
For example I want to create a file /root/test.txt - from conf this command
does
rhn-action-control --enable-all
Am 25.04.2016 21:05 schrieb Konstantin Raskoshnyi :
>
> Hi guys.
> Trying to automatically deploy files thorough configuration, but it shows me
> this error
> Local permission not set for action type configfiles.deploy
>
> All packages are installed, also I can run
Yep, just make sure that Provisioning box is checked in your Activation
key.
On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 12:35 PM, Daryl Rose wrote:
> Matthew,
>
>
> Where and how to I attach then provisioning entitlement? Is this
> something that i have to purchase from Red Hat?
>
>
> I see a "Provisioning" check
Sorry didn't get your answer.
What do you see if you run the command yum repolist on your servers?
Thanks
On Fri, Apr 22, 2016 at 3:13 AM, Zeal Vora wrote:
> Yes, I've subscribed to all 3 channels.
>
> When I do yum install package-name ( from 3rd repo ) , it works however
> from the SpaceWalk
I set up config deployment, added files, subscribed keys for my config
channels.
After a fresh kickstart I see that systems are subscribed to config
channel, but there's no updates on the file system, If I make deployment
manually - all works.
Also there's no job after a kickstart to deploy centra
I was planning to Clone CentOS 6 "Updates & EPEL repo and skip Base
repo. Will those 2 be good enough for basic system packages ?
You need the Base channel. The Updates channel only has updates. So, any
package that hasn't been updated will expect to be pulled from the Base
channel instead of
Hi
I intend to push updates to multiple machines at a time.
I've created Groups called Prod and QA and added servers to each of them.
However within the Groups, I don't see any box to push the updates to the
entire group.
Any help will be appreciated on how to do it correctly.
Cheers!
Zeal
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