On 23-12-11 21:18, Wojtak, Greg wrote:
Having one centralized place for all configuration/RPM's is desirable to
me. I honestly couldn't care less about provisioning AIX systems through
spacewalk and TL updates and so forth can be done like we normally do.
For us, it would be a huge win to be able to run remote commands, manage
configuration files, and deploy rpm updates through spacewalk.
On 2011-12-23 1:41 PM, "Coy Hile"<[email protected]> wrote:
On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 1:10 PM, Wojtak, Greg
<[email protected]> wrote:
Has there been any effort to allow AIX hosts to become spacewalk
clients? We have a mixed environment of Linux, Solaris, and AIX, so
being able to mange all three platform's configuration files, execute
remote commands, and some of the software (we use quite a few RPM's on
AIX for the F/OSS software that is not included with AIX).
What kind of effort would be involved in getting these pieces working?
I'm not talking about provisioning or anything too complex. I just
think it would be a huge gain to be able to do the things I mentioned
above.
Why wouldn't you just NIM? I think you'd have a hard time making
spacewalk alt-disk aware for a start. And that's just the first thing
that I thought of after about 5 seconds? With Solaris, at least
there's a value-add because Solaris packaging is so horrible.
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Hello,
I did think the same thing a couple weeks ago. But I did it for the
provisioning part. The NIM server is a basic tftp, pxe boot server. So
it must be possible to change this to the spacewalk server.
I will problable look into it, but not in a short time. First we need to
get the Debian support ready.
Kind regards,
Jasper Aikema
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