Hello,
for the Systems => System Currency Report page
the errata will be identified in the following way:
* Enhancements are errata of type: Product Enhancement Advisory
* Bug Fixes are errata of type: Bug Fix Advisory
* Security (Low) are errata of type: Security Advisory
*and* synopsis starts with capital 'L' (like e.g. 'Low: nss
security update')
* Security (Moderate) ... synopsis starts with capital 'M' (e.g. 'Moderate: pam
security update')
* Security (Important) ... capital 'I' (e.g. 'Important: glibc security and bug
fix update')
* Security (Critical) ... capital 'C' (e.g. 'Critical: firefox security update')
This probably isn't optimal, but that's how it works.
Feel free to check your errata using:
echo "select id, synopsis, advisory_type from rhnErrata;" | spacewalk-sql -i
Regards,
--
Tomas Lestach
Red Hat Satellite Engineering, Red Hat
----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bas Smeets" <b...@bassmeets.nl>
> To: spacewalk-list@redhat.com
> Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2015 1:39:50 PM
> Subject: [Spacewalk-list] SLES11 SP3 errata severity in Spacewalk 2.3
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> Hello,
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> Recently I've started implementing Spacewalk to serve a couple of
> SLES systems.
> One of the last problems I'm running into is trying to get errata to
> correctly include the severity rating (e.g. Critical, Moderate,
> etc...).
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> I can see the severity in the synopsis, but when I go to "Systems =>
> System Currency", Spacewalk doesn't seem to recognize the different
> severities. All security patches are listed as 0.
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> Is there a way to let Spacewalk play nice with these severities from
> SLES advisories c.q. errata?
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> I'm on Spacewalk 2.3 on CentOS 7. The clients are SLES11 SP3.
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> Regards,
> Bas
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