In interest of full disclosure, I had to fix a few things for Red Hat 
Satellite Server / Spacewalk that warranted some new releases of Cobbler 
and Koan.
The changes in this release aren't very profound for people who are just 
using Cobbler, but I didn't want some folks to wonder why this release
wasn't getting wider visibility , so here it is:

- - 1.6.6
- (BUGF) fix typo in /usr/bin/cobbler-register
- (NOTE: koan changelog in subdirectory is no longer maintained)
- (BUGF) fix error message when wrong virt ram value is applied
- (FEAT) koan now partially works in source code form on EL 2
- (BUGF) Satellite also has a python module named "server" so we have to remove 
ours for Python imports.  This code was not used anyway.
- (BUGF) Fedora 11 imports now work

One of these was a workaround for what we think is a mod_python import bug 
because of a reused module name.   Another is code-only
support for an OS that is not widely deployed.

Of this changelog, here are the only ones that will affect end users:

koan:  fix typo in /usr/bin/cobbler-register
cobbler:  fix error message when wrong virt ram value is applied
cobbler:  Fedora 11 --os-version is now legal for imports

If either of those two items are interesting for you, you can pick up RPMs from

http://mdehaan.fedorapeople.org/files/cobbler/testing/

However we are probably *not* going to release this to Fedora/EPEL as it's so 
small, probably I'm going to wait until we have more items
to do a 1.6.7 (if we accumulate enough new fixes to warrant this), or just wait 
until 2.0 ... it depends on what comes up.

Though if you've been wanting to use cobbler-register and haven't built a new 
RPM, that may get you started... although
cobbler-register works a lot better in 2.0 so you may just want to wait.   It 
also fixes that pesky message when you enter
in the wrong virtual RAM.

Again, I consider both of these fixes not worth upgrading, but these packages 
do solve some Satellite problems/features that
are rather important to it.

Fedora 11 *is* important, but then again, I didn't want to push a new release 
so close to the previous one.   Also, I think the 
future focus should be on 2.0 rather than indefinitely continuing 1.6.X

Apologies if that is somewhat confusing :)

--Michael


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