Is the channel definition within the command line? How would I get to where I
want to go?
For example, if I want to block Firefox package updates from a channel called
"centos7-x86-64," what commands would I run exactly? I am a beginner Spacewalk
user.
Regards,
Sulove
On 4/7/20, 2:54 PM, "Robert Paschedag" <spacewalk-list-boun...@redhat.com on
behalf of robert.pasche...@web.de> wrote:
Within the channel definition, you can specify to block certain packages.
Something like
"-perl*" would not sync perl packages.
Note that this might break dependencies.
Robert
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-------- Originale Nachricht --------
Von: Sulove Khanal <skha...@aplura.com>
Gesendet: Tue Apr 07 15:54:21 GMT+02:00 2020
An: spacewalk-list@redhat.com
Betreff: [Spacewalk-list] Permanently remove package from subscribed channel
Hi,
Is there a way to permanently remove packages from a Spacewalk channel? I
am receiving Firefox package updates in a Centos7 channel that I don’t believe
should be occurring; I’ve figured out a way to temporarily delete the Firefox
package updates, but once the channel syncs (which is often), the Firefox
updates pull again and I am left with the same issue.
Thank you,
Sulove
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