Back to the original question There are several errata scripts out there. Try a few out and see what you think. There has been ample discussion on the subject on this list mostly its a matter of opinion and features. There are a few good ones I like the one I wrote and so do many others but there are a lot more very good ones I don't like the centos-errata.py or the one packaged with spacewalk which is a fork of centos-errata.py because they are both vulnerable to a bug we've been disscussing in the last few weeks. Franky likes his script because he understands it mine is more complex under the hood because I have a very different coding style and take more steps to ensure safety against a large number of senarios. Franky based his script on my script and an other guys script which is a good script in my opinion. On Nov 28, 2012 11:16 AM, "Coy Hile" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all, > > I am currently rebuilding my spacewalk for the home lab to be fed from a > local mrepo mirror of various RHEL channels. End result: my spacewalk will > have actual RHEL content rather than CentOS, Fedora, or others. What is > the preferred method for those of you whose spacewalks serve RHEL content > to sync the errata down into Spacewalk itself? My web searches of late > return mostly use cases for people cloning RHEL errata to CentOS channels > or similar. > > Thanks, > -C > > _______________________________________________ > Spacewalk-list mailing list > [email protected] > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/spacewalk-list >
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