On 2010-03-17 16:49, Philippe Eveque wrote:
Hi,
I'm not using spacewalk, just cobbler (rev 2.0.1)
I have a system S with a profile P.
in P there is a variable $var (defined as a kickstart metadata)
defined with value V1
in S I override the $var with a different value : V2
Then:
Hello,
Your system report shows that you are inheriting the profile kickstart
Am i missing something ?
Kickstart : inherit
r...@spacewalk # cobbler system report --name=xenlinux21
Name : xenLinux21
Comment:
Gateway
On 2010-03-22 12:10, chandan dutta chowdhury wrote:
Hello,
Your system report shows that you are inheriting the profile kickstart
Am i missing something ?
Kickstart :inherit
r...@spacewalk # cobbler system report --name=xenlinux21
Name :
2010/3/22 Jonas Bygdén jonaslis...@gmail.com
On 2010-03-22 12:10, chandan dutta chowdhury wrote:
Hello,
Your system report shows that you are inheriting the profile kickstart
Am i missing something ?
Kickstart :inherit
r...@spacewalk # cobbler system
On 2010-03-22 13:31, Philippe Eveque wrote:
personnally
https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler/wiki/HowWeModelThings
and
https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler/attachment/wiki/ChartsAndGraphs/code.png
always helped figuring out the relationships.
the latter is a bit outdated I think.
But I guess you
Thanks Philippe,
Hadn't seen that first one, it made a couple of things more clear.
It didn't answer my question on what the variable 'Kickstart' is
supposed to be to NOT just inherit the profile-ks, but actually use the
system specific ks.
Right now ALL my registered systems have
On 2010-03-22 14:26, Tom Brown wrote:
Thanks Philippe,
Hadn't seen that first one, it made a couple of things more clear.
It didn't answer my question on what the variable 'Kickstart' is
supposed to be to NOT just inherit the profile-ks, but actually
use the
system
And where do I find the cobbler generated system-ks within my filesystem?
It does exist, since I get that using 'cobbler system getks --name={system
name}', but I can't find it.
it does not exist on the filesystem - its generated on the fly by cobbler as
a rendered output from the ks
On 2010-03-22 14:39, Tom Brown wrote:
And where do I find the cobbler generated system-ks within my
filesystem?
It does exist, since I get that using 'cobbler system getks
--name={system name}', but I can't find it.
it does not exist on the filesystem - its generated on the
Exactly! So, why doesn't it use that when kickstarting? Where's the
determination made? It can't be the 'Kickstart'-variable, since all my
systems have the value 'inherit' here, and only some of the systems have
the problem of getting the profile-ks instead of the system-ks.
then what is
On 2010-03-22 14:45, Tom Brown wrote:
Exactly! So, why doesn't it use that when kickstarting? Where's the
determination made? It can't be the 'Kickstart'-variable, since all my
systems have the value 'inherit' here, and only some of the
systems have the problem of getting the profile-ks
So basically in a kickstart profile/distro/system record if you set standalone
kernel options as
Kernel Options : {'vnc': '', 'vncpassword': 'foo'}
the kickstart will get rendered as
/sbin/grubby --update-kernel=`/sbin/grubby --default-kernel` --args=vnc=
vncpassword=foo
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 7:29 PM, Jonas Bygdén jonaslis...@gmail.com wrote:
On 2010-03-22 14:45, Tom Brown wrote:
Exactly! So, why doesn't it use that when kickstarting? Where's the
determination made? It can't be the 'Kickstart'-variable, since all my
systems have the value 'inherit' here,
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