On 27.11.2012 16:53, Milan Zazrivec wrote:
On 27.11.2012 16:27, Milan Zazrivec wrote:
I run satellite-sync:
# satellite-sync --debug-level=6 --include-custom-channel -c
centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64
12:43:08 Red Hat Network Satellite - live synchronization
12:43:08 url: https://spacewalk.<censored>
12:43:08 debug/output level: 6
12:43:08 +++ Satellite synchronization tool checking in.
12:43:08 +++ Entitled satellite validated.
12:43:08 db:
spacewalk/<password>@dbname=spacewalk_db;host=127.0.0.1;port=5432
12:43:08 Action list/commandline toggles: ['channels',
'download-errata', 'download-packages', 'errata', 'packages', 'short',
'kickstarts', 'channel-families', 'download-kickstarts', 'arches',
'rpms']<snip>
........................
<snip>
12:43:10 p = previously imported/synced channel
12:43:10 . = channel not yet imported/synced
12:43:10 base-channels:
12:43:10 p centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64 3357
full import from Thu Nov 15 16:03:44 2012
12:43:10
12:43:10
12:43:10 Syncing Channel centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64 to Org 1
12:43:10 Channel data complete
12:43:10
12:43:10 Retrieving short package metadata (used for indexing)
12:43:10 Retrieving / parsing short package metadata:
centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64 (3357)
12:43:18 Diffing package metadata (what's missing locally?):
centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64
________________________________________
Diffing: ######################################## - complete
12:43:24
12:43:24 Downloading package metadata
12:43:24 Retrieving / parsing *relevant* package metadata:
centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64 (NONE RELEVANT)
12:43:24
12:43:24 Downloading rpm packages
12:43:24 Fetching any missing RPMs: centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64
(NONE MISSING)
12:43:24 Processing rpm packages complete
12:43:24
12:43:24 Importing package metadata
12:43:24 Importing *relevant* package metadata:
centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64 (NONE RELEVANT)
12:43:24
12:43:24 Linking packages to channels
12:43:41
12:43:41 Downloading errata data
12:43:41 Retrieving / parsing errata data:
centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64 (NONE RELEVANT)
12:43:41 Downloading errata data complete
12:43:41
12:43:41 Downloading kickstartable trees metadata
12:43:41 Retrieving / parsing kickstart data:
centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64 (NONE RELEVANT)
12:43:41
12:43:41 Downloading kickstartable trees files
12:43:41 Retrieving / parsing kickstart tree files:
centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64 (NONE RELEVANT)
12:43:41
12:43:41 Importing channel errata
12:43:41 Importing 0 errata for channel centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64.
12:43:41 Importing *relevant* errata: centos-5.4-non_updatable-x86_64
(NONE RELEVANT)
12:43:41 No new kickstartable tree to import
Import complete:
Begin time: Wed Nov 21 12:43:08 2012
End time: Wed Nov 21 12:43:41 2012
Elapsed: 0 hours, 0 minutes, 33 seconds
But kickstart from the primary server are not imported.
Why can this happen?
By "kickstarts" -- do you mean kickstart profiles or kickstartable trees
(i.e. distributions) ?
-MZ
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Hi.
I mean both - kickstart profiles and Kickstartable Distributions.
Because one depends on another.
Okay, none of those two will be exported / imported as a part of
satellite-sync between two Spacewalks.
RHN Satellite is able to synchronize kickstartable trees from Red Hat
Network (official Red Hat content) or you can synchronize the official
Red Hat content between two RHN Satellites, but what you want
will not work for custom channels (and distributions).
About kickstart profiles -- these are never being exported / imported
during satellite-sync.
-MZ
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Thanks a lot for explanation.
This is just what I wanted to know.
PS. It would be good in the future, the opportunity to fully synchronize
content between two servers.
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