No. The CentOS repos are controlled by the centos-stream-repos package,
but I would not recommend installing that package on a non CentOS
Stream system, as you would have conflicting packages and would most
likely break your underlying system.
-Patrick Hibbs
On Thu, 2022-04-28 at 12:43 +,
Sorry for the delay, my mail client missed this one.
The ovirt-release.rpm package contains the ovirt-*.repo
files which define the mirrorlists used to install / update oVirt's
packages for that specific major and minor version of oVirt.
The ovirt\*setup\* packages only contain the files needed
The ovirt-release rpm only contains the repos for oVirt specific stuff.
You've changed the repos for the CentOS base installation. (I.e. the
"core" distribution repos.) To fix this, you need to:
1) Reinstall the centos-stream-repos package.
2) Run rpm --verify * and look for any .repo files under
Hi,
Is this correct order of actions:
1) download ovirt-release44.rpm
2) Remove all repos from /etc/yum.repos.d/ - because of outdated data
3) Install ovirt-release44.rpm, which does have all correct repos’ list inside.
> On 28 Apr 2022, at 16:46, Patrick Hibbs wrote:
>
> That's kinda
That's kinda messed up.
You did not need to change the mirrorlists for the base installation,
as the current ovirt-release44.rpm fixes those for you. By doing what
you did, you now have a base system trying to install most of it's
packages from the CentOS vault, which is intermittent / slow with
Hi,
I have same issue.
Partially I fixed it with conversion to CentOS Stream.
rm -rf /var/cache/dnf
cd /etc/yum.repos.d/
sed -i 's/mirrorlist/#mirrorlist/g' /etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-*
sed -i 's|#baseurl=http://mirror.centos.org|baseurl=http://vault.centos.org|g'
/etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-*
sudo
> I would add, as you are on CentOS Linux 8, I would recommend switching it
> either to some other RHEL clone (Alma, Rocky,...) or to CentOS Stream as a
> first step.
Wouldn't updating the oVirt packages (# dnf update ovirt\*setup\*) switch the
repositories to CentOS Stream?
> Redownload the latest 4.4 release rpm and install it on the hosts. That
> should fix your mirrorlists.
Patrick, I'm not sure how updating the hosts first would fix the
mirrorlist/repositories on the hosted engine.
The command I ran on the hosted engine, per the published instructions was:
#
Il giorno gio 28 apr 2022 alle ore 07:04 Patrick Hibbs <
hibbsncc1...@gmail.com> ha scritto:
> Redownload the latest 4.4 release rpm and install it on the hosts. That
> should fix your mirrorlists.
>
> Do be aware that there is an ongoing issue with postgresql-jdbc and
> that you'll need to
Redownload the latest 4.4 release rpm and install it on the hosts. That
should fix your mirrorlists.
Do be aware that there is an ongoing issue with postgresql-jdbc and
that you'll need to exclude it from the upgrade process with "dnf
update -x postgresql-jdbc" otherwise the engine will fail to
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