I have not had a chance to test the 1.6 or 1.7 systems so I cant say if
it still behaves this way. The last discussion on the mailing list I was
involved with it was indicated this was expected behaviour. While I
disagree if for no other reason that the GUI does not behave this way
but primarily because you should never have packages cross post like
that in my view. It makes little to no sense in my mind. So yes, I agree
it is a bug, in my opinon.
On 03/20/2012 05:43 AM, Jens Neu wrote:
Hi Jason,
thanks for the explanation.
All,
I'm on Spacewalk 1.5 also, is this behavior of rhn-clone-errata.py the same in
Spacewalk 1.7? Or can a "fix" be expected for 1.8? Does this even qualify as bug
or is it wanted behavior?> From my point of view it is clearly a bug, since my
plans are to manage a small number of RHEL Systems (~5-10) alongside with higher
numbers of CentOS Systems (~100-150) in one Spacewalk System.
regards from Berlin
Jens Neu
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From: "Jason M. Nielsen"<[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 03/16/2012 04:51 PM
Subject: Re: [Spacewalk-list] Foreign packages leaked to RHEL Channel
Sent by: [email protected]
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Its likely the fact that when you push errata (from the command line) it
automatically applies them to all channels to which the errata has a
package reference. Unfortunately when it does this it also pushes the
packages themselves to the channels to which the errata are applied and
hence you end up with packages being cross posted.
This even happens with rhel4 to 5 and back. Good news is it does not
cross post ARCH. =)
If you push errata in and do not publish you can then publish via the
GUI and select what channels and it wont cross post packages.
There is also a "fix" for the clone errata script I think floating
around that breaks your errata up into assigned bits according to say
"distro". So you end up with errrata FOO pushed and published twice but
its called "RHEL5-FOO" and "RHEL4-FOO". Or something along those lines.
I've not used Centos but the above was my experience with RHEL versions.
It sounds like the exact same issue but maybe not. Im on SW 1.5.
On 03/14/2012 08:37 AM, Jens Neu wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I am running Spacewalk 1.5 (on CentOS 5.7, against full Oracle 11g) with
Centos
> 5, 6 and Fedora 16 Channels for some time now. I also use the
centos-errata.py
> (0.8.1) script (https://github.com/davidnutter/Centos-Errata) to import
CentOS
> Errata which works fine for me.
>
> Additionally I have several RHEL 5 machines with valid subscriptions,
these I
> run against mrepo on one of them. Now, I would like the RHEL 5 machines
also be
> managed with Spacewalk, so I created a RHEL 5 Channel, synced it to my
local
> mrepo, fired up rhn-clone-errata.py; easy enough, piece of cake, seemed to
work
> fine.
>
> But: for some reason I see CentOS packages in my freshly created RHEL
Channel.
> This thread
>
https://www.redhat.com/archives/spacewalk-list/2011-August/msg00149.htmltellsme
> that I'm not crazy, and since the CentOS Packages show up after Errata
> publishing I also had a suspicion about whats going on.
>
> Now: how can I fix this? This behaviour pretty much prevents running RHEL
and
> CentOS Channels on a single Spacewalk...
>
> best regards
> Jens
>
>
>
> Jens Neu
> Health Services Network Administration
>
> Phone: +49 (0) 30 68905-2412
> Mail: [email protected]
>
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