Hello-
Sometimes, we stand up a new system or need to install a set of packages to an existing system based on the package profile of another machine. The package comparison tool is really useful, but it only gives us the ability to completely sync one system to another, i.e. any packages missing on the destination system are installed an any extra packages that are installed on the destination system which aren't installed on the source are removed. In order to install only, I have to click each individual package and install it manually or come up with a way of doing it outside of spacewalk. It's not a big deal when the number is small, but it is very tedious when there are a lot of packages. Currently, I copy the web page table output in spacewalk and paste it into a text editor so that I can generate a list of packages to install more easily and do it manually with yum on the command line. Does anyone know of an easier way or something I may be missing? Thanks. -Jon
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