Jon Miller wrote: % > % The webpage eventually returns and provides the following error: % > % XML Parsing Error: no element found % > % Location: http://spacewalk-dmz.example.com/ks/cfg/org/3/label/base % > % Line Number 1, Column 1: % > % % > % I have verified that my firewall is allowing ports 80, 443, 5269 via % > % some telnet tests. % > % % > % Here is what squid is seeing via it's access.log: % > % 1373062140.709 120023 127.0.0.1 TCP_MISS/000 0 GET % > % http://spacewalk-dmz.example.com/ks/cfg/org/3/label/base - % > % DIRECT/spacewalk-dmz.example.com - % > % % > % I'm not that familiar with squid but that almost reads to me like % > % Squid is trying to retrieve the resource from the same dmz machine vs. % > % my internal Spacewalk server. Should I be propagating the same DNS % > % name in the dmz for my proxy as what I have internally? % > % > Hi Jon, % > % > the easiest way to test spacewlak proxy is to register a client to the % > proxy. % > % > As for DNS - if you can see proxy registered in spacewalk's webUI and it % > can update itself from the spacewalk then DNS setup is OK. % I had originally registered my DMZ machine with the base organization % and have since re-registered it with another active org and re-ran the % configure-proxy.sh script. That completed and I now see the DMZ proxy % machine listed in my proxy section with the internal Spacewalk UI. % % I have returned to my test of using a known, working kickstart URL to test the % functionality of the DMZ and I'm still getting the XML error returned to % the browser after a timeout period. % % Does the proxy actually support imaging machines directly from it as I % would from the internal Spacewalk server?
Yes, kickstarting via proxy should work, otherwise it's a bug. If http://spacewalk-dmz.example.com/ks/cfg/org/3/label/base is an URL of kickstart file on spacewalk server then http://spacewalk-proxy.example.com/ks/cfg/org/3/label/base should return the same text file (with all references to spacewalk-dmz.example.com replaced by references to spacewalk-proxy.example.com). Regards, -- Michael Mráka Satellite Engineering, Red Hat _______________________________________________ Spacewalk-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/spacewalk-list
