dave wrote:
Hi, gang.
In order to support cobbler in the z/VM (IBM mainframe
environment), there is now a TFTP client application
available for CMS. Just FYI..
DJ
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Pablo Iranzo Gómez wrote:
Hi Charles
Well, if this is just for a profile, you can edit it and set
kernel options (--kopts)
cobbler profile edit --name=foo --kopts=!text
If that's for all systems, just edit /etc/cobbler/settings and
remove the text option. I usually set mine
to be created, however before I started digging
in it I just wanted to know if you knew of any reason it would not work?
Regards
Jonas
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This is a project some of our IT folks have built to manage developer
lifecycle environments using git, cobbler, puppet, and func.
http://genome.et.redhat.com/docs/genome/
While I do not expect the workflows used by this application apply
directly to the way most people here use Cobbler, it
Chris O'Regan wrote:
We have some systems that can only be updated by floppy disk. It is
possible to boot these images via PXE using memdisk and this works quite
well. I would like to add these images to Cobbler so that we have one
mechanism for maintaining PXE. Any pointers?
Thanks,
Chris O'Regan wrote:
To test my Cobbler setup, I copied a (pre-Cobbler) kickstart
configuration file into the kickstarts directory and set my system to
use it. That worked great. Now I am working on a default kickstart file
that will use templates to build a custom configuration
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Charles Duffy wrote:
Running with a modern pykickstart (as opposed to the one included in
RHEL5) does much better; however, errors still don't appear to be
passed out to the shell:
checking url: http://169.254.0.1/cblr/svc/op/ks
In 1.0, we finally added nice comments explaining what everything in
/etc/cobbler/settings did. For 1.1(devel)/1.2, I've finally done the
same for /etc/cobbler/modules.conf.
Even if you aren't tracking the devel branch, this should still be
interesting as the config file settings are exactly
Chris O'Regan wrote:
Maybe I'm wrong, but as far as I remembered, when using CentOS 5.x
with a repo with all updates (mantained with cobbler reposync) I was
able to kickstart to latest version, but some *weird* problems appeared,
for example, if I was not specifying libstdc++, after
Cobbler has been able to do this for a long time:
cobbler system add --name=default --profile=p1
This makes every system that does not have an explicit IP or MAC based
assignment PXE to profile p1.
However, what happens if you want to do this on a subnet by subnet
basis? PXE lets you do
Dan G wrote:
OK, hotmail sucks! Please see below. hopefully this time with proper line
breaks.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Snippet with generalized functions
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2008 18:26:37 -0500
Attached is a
Dan G wrote:
Yeah, I'll work on the patches tonight. I know Cheetah has some weird
inheritance stuff (again, python), so I'll look at that as a way to
get the builtin functions there, too. I'll also get the advanced
SNIPPET thing working tonight as well. Just to be certain on its
I've been talking with Andrew Brown from NCSU, and we have some ideas on
how to implement a cobbler imaging solution utilizing livecd's and
partimage. He's going to be taking a crack at implementing this for a
future cobbler release. I've included basic details here so others
could see
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Hi,
thanks for the patch, but I am not able to install it...
If I run it, it complains
patching file action_reposync.py
patch: malformed patch at line 4: args = { name : repo.name, rest :
rest }
I also tried to manually add the lines, but then python
Sean E. Millichamp wrote:
On Fri, 2008-08-01 at 18:09 -0400, Michael DeHaan wrote:
serializer_catalog seems quite capable of 1000+ installs with no sweat,
and that still does not prohibit work on SQL based options for those
that find those interesting. Someone I know was playing
Occasionally the question comes up on what puppet/cfengine/other
integration looks like for Cobbler. So far that answer (for Puppet,
anyway) has been to use external_nodes, as below, but I think we can do
better than this. Here's the Wiki page on that:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Occasionally the question comes up on what puppet/cfengine/other
integration looks like for Cobbler. So far that answer (for Puppet,
anyway) has been to use external_nodes, as below, but I think we can do
better than this. Here's the Wiki page on that:
https
Chris O'Regan wrote:
Does cfengine have a similar concept for mapping systems locally to the
configuration rules they should access?
Indirectly. I have not played with this feature yet, but I believe that
cfengine methods would do the trick. This could call a python script
that
Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
Hi
I have gone through the cobbler software. is it possible to install it
on Ubuntu Linux since our setup is based on Ubuntu linux. Can i make a
provisioning server based on Ubuntu
Thanks and Regards
Kaushal
Brenton Leanhardt wrote:
+++ Michael DeHaan [05/08/08 08:04 -0400]:
Occasionally the question comes up on what puppet/cfengine/other
integration looks like for Cobbler. So far that answer (for Puppet,
anyway) has been to use external_nodes, as below, but I think we can do
better than
Anderson Silva wrote:
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I've made the following changes to cobblersysreport:
1. dropped config file
2. added support to pass fields via command line paramenter
3. added support to multiple interfaces (although display may be a bit
quirky still).
This rolls up all the image work being done so far and what is doable,
which use cobbler distro add and which use cobbler image, and how
these things work:
https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler/wiki/AllAboutImages
I'm sure this will get refined over time so this should be considered
experimental
Darryl L. Pierce wrote:
+++ Rainer Duffner [06/08/08 15:04 +0200]:
Michael DeHaan schrieb:
So, please help test this out, and if everything is good we'll see
about updating the Wiki to show how to use this with other tools,
such as the firmware update images that are already out
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I've written a python utility that interacts with the cobbler API, to
allow a person to select what fields they want reported formatted for
either: media wiki, doku, trac or plain text... here is an example:
Trac output:
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Hi,
the per-profile and per-system snippet stuff is cool - but it seems the
custom snippet overrides the default one.
While I can see that this is something people may also want, it's not
what I need.
The per-profile or per-system snippets I want are in 99% of the
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Michael DeHaan schrieb:
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Hi,
the per-profile and per-system snippet stuff is cool - but it seems the
custom snippet overrides the default one.
While I can see that this is something people may also want, it's not
what I need
with dd, since partimage isn't in the repos
and I'll have to build it myself.
Yep, we're going to want to get partimage packaged for Fedora.
-Andrew
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 2:58 PM, Michael DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew Brown wrote:
So I've started
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If you don't want to add it after all, don't add it. I'm not sure I
understand the change of heart,
but I am not going to argue with someone about adding a feature they
don't want to add.
I am not trying to
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Anderson Silva wrote:
Grep doesn't make sense when wanting to report table formatted output
like what you were opposing.
s/opposing/suggesting/
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Joseph Boyer Jr. wrote:
For instance...
I want on kick start profile but to have my post install different for each
profile. Thus I want to have the kick start template nave the entry
Snippet:postinstall
And then have postinstall do a conditional statement.
If myproile = fc9
Michael DeHaan wrote:
I've streamlined my thoughts around images some more. Erase what I
said previously, this is far simpler and splits the info into two
seperate Wiki pages to reduce confusion:
https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler/wiki/HowToPxeAnyLiveCd
https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler
Darryl L. Pierce wrote:
Also fixed some of the decoding for interfaces returned for systems. But I'm
not happy with that binding still.
Signed-off-by: Darryl L. Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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contrib/ruby/examples/create_system.rb|6 ++-
contrib/ruby/examples/has_image.rb
Rob Crittenden wrote:
Attached is a patch to add support for VMware Workstation to koan. This
builds on work done by Lee Faust last March and is mostly housekeeping
and other cleanups.
I've created a new virtualization type to distinguish it from VMware
Server, vmwarew.
I'm not sure if I
Rob Crittenden wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
I've applied the koan patch (thanks very much for taking the time to
do this). The Cobbler patch changes the random mac in a way that
it's specific to VMware, but removes the Xen support. Ideally for
that we need to key off the virt-type
Hello everyone.
Cobbler and Koan 1.1 are ready for testing. The plan is to make this
available for a week or two to work out any issues with the 1.1 release
prior to releasing it as 1.2 (stable).During this time there may be
a few minor features and bugfixes applied, though this release
Dave Hatton wrote:
Hi Michael
Whilst testing 1.1.0-2 I find cobbler check fails (falls over in a
messy trace) because bootloaders is missing from /etc/cobbler/settings
I fixed this by adding the lines back in - but is this right?
Dave Hatton
Adam Huffman wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Dave Hatton wrote:
Hi Michael
Whilst testing 1.1.0-2 I find cobbler check fails (falls over in a
messy trace) because bootloaders is missing from /etc/cobbler/settings
I fixed this by adding the lines back in - but is this right
should now be
resolved on the devel branch.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 3:51 PM, Michael DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Steven W. Carter wrote:
An interesting idea for additional
, system)
~
Dan
That works too :)
It doesn't verify that the whole mod_python/Apache stack parts are
working though, which is why I kind of like the urlgrabber approach.
--Michael
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Ben Riggs wrote:
In the spirit of KISS and versatility, I think
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Dan Guernsey wrote:
Amidst all my development with the kickstart features, I made a
script that does this directly with the cobbler API, perhaps this can
be included instead of using any URL stuff.
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
import cobbler.api
print
For those wanting to help test out the 1.1.X testing release I posted
about recently:
http://people.fedoraproject.org/~mdehaan/files/test_releases/
A few good things to test if you have an interest in them might be:
-- VMware workstation (and regular VMware Server) if you have it
-- General
While I'm not sure it makes sense, I figured I would ask.
Is anyone interested in seeing koan assist with other types of
virtualized installs?
lguest? virtual box? others?
I won't do it if no one is interested, but keeping koan comprehensive
seems to be goodness. We are already supporting
Cobbler and koan have always been GPL v2+.
This hasn't changed, but I have updated the python source files in git
to all have the appropriate headers. If reading just the headers, and
not the file named COPYING, it might have given the impression they were
GPL v1.
Just wanted to post that in
Darryl L. Pierce wrote:
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contrib/ruby/examples/list_systems.rb |2 +-
contrib/ruby/lib/cobbler/base.rb | 71
+
Dave Hatton wrote:
Heres a new version.
It now works with cobbler system and cobbler profile and uses Dans
suggestion of api.BootAPI.generate_kickstart()
Michael, thanks for your help and patience.
Dave Hatton
If you're interested in contributing to Cobbler, I've gone through the
RFE list and assigned components, so you can easily sort the TODO list
by the things you might be interested in. There are a lot of good
ideas here:
https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler/report/1?sort=componentasc=1
Features
Darryl L. Pierce wrote:
+++ Michael DeHaan [13/08/08 15:31 -0400]:
You may want to add calling to check_token() (or is it
token_check?) prior to token usage, or at least test what happens
when the token expires. I'm not sure if the code is doing that or
not, but I thought I would point
I'm not approving off-list posting each time I get one, so if you are
not seeing your emails go through, please sign up for the mailing list
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+++ Michael DeHaan [14/08/08 09:30 -0400]:
I'm not approving off-list posting each time I get one, so if you are
not seeing your emails go through, please sign up for the mailing
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Is the list configured
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For those who were curious, fedora was having a few server problems
affecting outgoing delivery. They should
Lassi Pölönen wrote:
Since current kernel options (kopts) in cobbler are only for installer's
kernel and are not propagating to installed system, a new option for
passing kernel parameters for installed kernel is needed for the purpose.
Here's a patch that adds kernel_option_post variable
good for starters, though you don't really
need to learn much more outside the git-format-patch workflow at first.
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:43 PM, Michael DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steven W. Carter wrote:
livecd-iso-to-pxe does some sort of check
Johnston, Christopher (GAE) wrote:
Does cobbler have the ability to throttle the number of servers being
built at a single time? I know I can put throttling into yum and into
apache to prevent X number of data to be transferred, but curious if
there has been some thought on doing this for
I've now applied this:
https://fedorahosted.org/pipermail/cobbler/2008-August/000453.html
This will allow for installing SuSE VMs on Fedora/RHEL for migration
purposes or just general usage.
--Michael
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I've recently applied this with a few tweaks:
https://fedorahosted.org/pipermail/cobbler/2008-August/000514.html
This allows for the following:
cobbler distro edit --name=foo --kopts-post=noapic asdf=jkl
In the above example all distros will have the default kernel options on
the installed OS
Michael DeHaan wrote:
I've recently applied this with a few tweaks:
https://fedorahosted.org/pipermail/cobbler/2008-August/000514.html
This allows for the following:
cobbler distro edit --name=foo --kopts-post=noapic asdf=jkl
In the above example all distros will have the default kernel
Dustin Black wrote:
I've imported a slew of operating system shares into cobbler as so:
# cobbler import --mirror=/install_images/mnt --name=CBLR
--available-as=http://10.0.0.1/install_images/mnt
I've then created some custom profiles using the imported distros and
pointing to a specific
Dustin Black wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Dustin Black wrote:
I've imported a slew of operating system shares into cobbler as so:
# cobbler import --mirror=/install_images/mnt --name=CBLR
--available-as=http://10.0.0.1/install_images/mnt
I've then created some custom profiles
SystemExits
- (BUGF) --help now works more intuitively on odd command line usage
- (BUGF) use pxesystem for systems, not pxeprofile
- (FEAT) make Cheetah formatting errors contain help text for users
- (FEAT) --kopts-post can configure post-install kernel options
Koan changelog:
- Tue Aug 19 2008 Michael
was assigned /dev/sdb. It's not like this
in a non-live environment. Anyone have any ideas?
-Andrew
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 8:39 AM, Michael DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew Brown wrote:
I'm assuming you are building
Dave Hatton wrote:
Hi Michael,
Could be somethig strange with me - but 1.1.1 gives me lots of problems.
eg
- cut
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Traceback
Dave Hatton wrote:
So having had problems with 1.1.1 I decided to rebuild my cobbler
environment to 1.1.0-2
Once I'd finished I attempted to kickstart a machine and got an error
that seems to have been around a while?
Matthew Barr wrote:
Drat- that's something I got a bunch of. I haven't really figured out
how to deal with it. We had an odd use case, and then 5.2 came out,
so I ended up using that.
I can pull more details if you need it, but that error message:
File
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Dave Hatton wrote:
Hi Michael,
Could be somethig strange with me - but 1.1.1 gives me lots of problems.
eg
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Michael DeHaan wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Dave Hatton wrote:
Hi Michael,
Could be somethig strange with me - but 1.1.1 gives me lots of problems.
eg
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On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 7:44 AM, Michael DeHaan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew Brown wrote:
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 6:16 PM, Michael DeHaan
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grub.conf once installed.Apologies for the confusion there.
--Michael
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 2:25 PM, Andrew Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 7:44 AM, Michael DeHaan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew
One of the features I want to address for the next major version of
cobbler is this:
I want to present a simple control panel that allows users who own
systems (when using the ownership module) to access to only what they
control. This means rather than an admin to manipulate Cobbler, we can
Anderson Silva wrote:
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This is my first patch, and I had limited resources for testing.
Consider this a 'working in progress'
Feel free to submit feedback. One thing I still would like to do is:
cobbler report --what=system --list-all-fields
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Dave Hatton wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
As Dave Hatton's patch alluded to, there are going to be some new fields
coming in for 1.2, that are strictly optional.
The reason for this is we need them to properly install some older
virtual machines for both
==
Topic 1
I've organized the Wiki a bit so it's easier to understand the security
section.
Particularly each security related option is detailed in
/etc/cobbler/modules.conf.
Visit https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler/wiki/UserDocs and search for
Security.
If you have wondered more about
Andrew Brown wrote:
Things have been going slow for me since I started classes, so sorry
for the sparse updates.
I never did figure out why restoring the mbr and partitions separately
produced an unbootable system, and it's something I'll need to
eventually solve.
However, for now I've
Andrew Brown wrote:
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 3:44 PM, Michael DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's ok, we're chasing lots of random features at the same time,
so no
rush on this one. Ultimately we have a pretty good solution now for
supporting
Javier Palacios wrote:
Hi,
I've started to work in order to allow debian provisioning with
cobbler. I send attached two patches.
The first on is actually not strictly related to debian, and it's a
reorganization of the archs management,
to simplify it and ease smooth addition of other
I've updated this to reflect current plans
https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler/wiki/AclFeature
A sample version of the ACL config as documented above is:
(Again, this is a list of fields/methods to deny access to)
---
admin: {} # no denials
admins: {}
jradmin:
copy_distro: *
copy_image:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
I've updated this to reflect current plans
https://fedorahosted.org/cobbler/wiki/AclFeature
A sample version of the ACL config as documented above is:
(Again, this is a list of fields/methods to deny access to)
---
admin: {} # no denials
admins: {}
jradmin
Dave Hatton wrote:
This patch fixes the cobbler 1.2 git master branch and (I beleive) the
src rpm.
Cheers
Dave Hatton
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Javier Palacios wrote:
Should I understand that x86 is the canonical name for i386?
It's the name we are going to use to describe 32 bit systems to avoid
the baggage of debating whether i386 referers
to i386 compatible instructions or can include i686, which is pretty
much
Axel Thimm wrote:
Hi,
ist it possible to pass a custom, human eyes friendly menu_label to
pxeprofiles? Currently it just takes the profile name which is bound
to certain restrictions. E.g. I'd like to call a profile in the PXE
menu Install Fedora 9 32 bits or Rescue system from Fedora
Dan Guernsey wrote:
I am unable to test these at this time (I get an error from api.py
when it encounters:
import acls
It's not checked in presently, as indicated a while back on the list.
I'll have this resolved after I get 1.2.0-2 out
What package/file does this come from?)
Cobbler 1.2.1-1 fixes merge issues present in 1.2.0-1.
This has been pushed out to all of the builders and is now available at
http://cobbler.et.redhat.com/download
The problem was that make test in Cobbler does not require
installation, so I ran the tests Friday on the /pre-merge/ version
, 2008-09-02 at 11:06 -0400, Michael DeHaan wrote:
Cobbler 1.2.1-1 fixes merge issues present in 1.2.0-1.
This has been pushed out to all of the builders and is now available at
http://cobbler.et.redhat.com/download
The problem was that make test in Cobbler does not require
/var/tmp/rpm-tmp.23256: line 35: /usr/lib/rpm/check-rpaths: No such file
or directory
error: Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.23256 (%install)
RPM build errors:
Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.23256 (%install)
make: *** [rpms] Error 1
Thanks!
-- j
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I forgot to add the cli_report.py to the patch yesterday, here is an
updated version. My bad.
AS
Anderson Silva wrote:
This is my first patch, and I had limited resources for testing.
Consider this a 'working in
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Hi
Like many others, we had some problems with the order of the network cards
during and after the installation. We found a way to workaround that
problem,
i'll try to explain how we did that:
[...]
We hope
Dan Guernsey wrote:
I am unable to test these at this time (I get an error from api.py
when it encounters:
import acls
What package/file does this come from?)
Meanwhile, here are two patches. The first moves the builtins into
cheetah_macros and provides documentation. The second adds
There's a minor problem with option parsing in 1.2.1, as pointed out on
IRC just now.
cobbler distro edit --name=foo --parameter=value # works
cobbler distro edit --name foo --parameter value # does not work and
prints usage
This seems to fix things and is already applied to both branches:
Javier Palacios wrote:
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 3:09 PM, Michael DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I mentioned earlier, setting the breed makes sure the kernel
arguments are correct automatically.It needs to do this and is already
supported.
Fix this and I'll see about applying
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Hi,
just updated to the latest cobbler 1.2.1-1 on RHEL5.
Now, all my systems' MAC-addresses show up in /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg and
using --netboot-enabled=0 or de-selecting the checkbox in the
webinterface is futile.
How can that happen?
Regards,
Rainer
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Michael DeHaan schrieb:
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Michael DeHaan schrieb:
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Hi,
just updated to the latest cobbler 1.2.1-1 on RHEL5.
Now, all my systems' MAC-addresses show up in /tftpboot
Harry Hoffman wrote:
Hi,
Just installed a new cobbler-1.2.1
I have a dhcp.template and I run the following:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cobbler]# cobbler sync
bootloaders
File /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/cobbler/cobbler.py, line 77,
in main
rc = BootCLI().run(sys.argv)
File
Harry Hoffman wrote:
Hmm, not quite there... running cobbler sync after the upgrade (and
moving the new settings file into place):
... snip ...
Looks like you have no system records and/or it's a Python version thing.
Very simple fix incoming...
--Michael
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Michael DeHaan wrote:
Anderson Silva wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
Harry Hoffman wrote:
Doh!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] repo_mirror]# cobbler
This was missing in the image support, though as I suspect it is not
widely needed yet, we'll hold this until the next release of either
branch, whichever comes first, and will merge with devel:
If you are playing with cobbler image add, here's --arch being added to
the CLI:
Apply this if you are using dnsmasq for cobbler's DHCP and have
manage_dhcp enabled and experience problems running cobbler sync
due to a missing setting in your /etc/cobbler/settings (as in, you have
a clean install rather than having upgraded from 1.0.X):
Stephen John Smoogen wrote:
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 10:50 AM, Michael DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that Daryl Pierce has written rubygem-cobbler* for making Cobbler's
XMLRPC API even easier to use for webapps, and I have already mentioned
WebUI improvements are going to be a major
Marcelo Giles wrote:
Pablo Iranzo Gómez wrote:
Ola Marcelo
On Tue, 9 Sep 2008, Marcelo Giles wrote:
Hello,
I'm running into a problem with cobbler on RHEL 5.2. and need help.
I had my cobbler settings working with 3 distros and 3 profiles.
Everything worked fine, PXE boot
Anderson Silva wrote:
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I've changed commands.py so cobbler {system,repo,profile,etc} report
will work using action_report.py.
I've also cleared up some of the code from the previous patches.
Here is the current functionality available:
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