I've just tried reregistering, after deleting the system, and putting selinux
on the ->client<- system into permissive mode. On the server, it's disabled,
and that's a straight 'Net install of CentOS 5.2.
I've been looking at the logs, and one thing catches my eye: obviously, there's
*some* connection to oracle, since the system *does* show up; however, the
failure that shows up in /var/log/thn/rhn_server_xmlrpc.log is
a) a registration welcome message
b) an error that connection to Oracle is lost
c) it puts the information for the system in, and that goes in,
demonstrably, since it shows up
d) then it tries to enter the installed packages, and that's
where it fails, and fails for all five tries.
It makes no sense to me for the data to go into one set of tables (the system
info), but not another (the package info). It seems unlikely that it's all the
d/b connection failing, since the first info goes in. I *really* don't want to
have to go looking at the source code, but if someone could point me to a file
that I *can* access without having to recompile (I think that's the case, since
I think this part is perl), I'd like to put in debugging statements to see what
the actual sql statement is that it's trying to prepare, and see if there's
something odd with it.
>From the log:
2009/02/27 14:10:01 -05:00 15820 <client IP>:
xmlrpc/registration.add_packages(1000010011, 'packages: 425')
2009/02/27 14:10:11 -05:00 15556 <client IP>:
rhnSQL/driver_cx_Oracle.check_connection('ERROR', "DATABASE CONNECTION TO 'XE'
LOST", "Exception information: ('Can not prepare statement', (3114, 'ORA-03114:
not connected to ORACLE', ''))")
2009/02/27 14:10:11 -05:00 15556 <client IP>:
rhnSQL/driver_cx_Oracle.connect('Connecting to database', 'XE')
mark
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