Yeah.. Its for devel purposes only.. Whenever I clear and reinstall
spacewalk db I just want the cobbler profiles/distros/sysrecords
cleareed... So a quick hacky script for that. Initially had rm -rf stuff
there but then decided its easier to do this way for future cobbler
versions :)... Anyway its not that many profiles/distros I am creating
to be worried abt efficiency :).
Partha
Michael DeHaan wrote:
I'm looking at
https://hosted.fedoraproject.org/spacewalk/browser/scripts/cobbler-clear
If this is for development purposes only and is not something you
install, "rm -rf /var/lib/cobbler/config/distros.d" (repeated for
profiles.d, systems.d, images.d, and repos.d) is ok. I'm hoping we
don't have the need for a "cobbler-clear" script to be installed in a
user config, as we should be respecting the user's cobbler configuration.
If you are doing this from software, the most efficient way to do it is
via a Cobbler python API script.
For 10000 systems, doing the above with xargs could take /hours/ since
cobbler is reanalyzing the configuration every time you invoke
/usr/bin/cobbler.
--Michael
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