HI Andreas,
What is the complete spacecmd command to remove the relevant errata?
Thanks.
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errata that is orphaned and not part of any packages
I removed all my relevant errata with spacecmd. And spacecmd can handle
wildcards, so that should be easy enough to remove them in bulk. And if you
remove too much, just import them again by syncing the channels with errata
available.
Andreas Dijkman
On 7 Oct 2019, at 08:01, Wenkai Chen
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Hi Users,
Anyone able to advise?
Thank you.
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Subject: [Spacewalk-list] What is the correct way to safely remove all errata
that is orphaned and not part of any packages
HI Spacewalk users,
Recently I just remove a RHEL 7 channel and its associated repository from
Spacewalk. I remove via the spacecmd command and also did a spacewalk-data-fsck
to check the database for any orphan packages that are not in use.
Now, all the RHEL packages and channels with its repositories are all removed
from Spacewalk. However, the errata information related to the RHEL 7 channel
still exists in Spacewalk.
How do I safely remove all these errata information that are no use? Should I
just remove via the GUI under ‘Errata’ > ‘Manage Errata’? Do I need to do
anything else? Or will the UI take care of everything?
Thank you.
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