morning, am trying to analyse what strace has captured and my comprehension is that :
LOOKUP_PACKAGE_NEVRA is called with 3 parameter (for me 31556,33382,156) (the result of that request is 152462, look back to packagenevra give us 152462|31556|33382|156 156 is the architecture id (having a look into rhnpackagearch table id 156 correspond to 156|amd64-deb|AMD64-deb|2|...) the id 31556 seem to be the result of another store procedure which find an id of a package name (apache2 in my case) having a look into spacewalk checksum filesystem tree there is one ubuntu package named apache2-2.4.18-2ubuntu3.1.amd64-deb.deb Where is the error ? why spacewalk said "Invalid channel architecture" ? (nota if my logic is wrong don't hesitate to tell me ----- Mail d'origine -----De: user cco <[email protected]>À: [email protected]é: Wed, 29 Mar 2017 15:01:13 +0200 (CEST)Objet: <DKIM> [Spacewalk-list] Re : <DKIM> Re : Re: spacewalk 2.6 - ubuntu integration trouble i have done some more test and running spacewalk-reposync under strace show me : - that the Linking process start - begin / commit sql statement are done without errors - the sql statement calling store procedure named LOOKUP_PACKAGE_NEVRA fire the exit with error "Invalid channel architecture 514" as describe initially. maybe somenone can diagnose this behaviour ? ----- Mail d'origine -----De: user cco <[email protected]>À: [email protected]é: Wed, 29 Mar 2017 08:17:22 +0200 (CEST)Objet: <DKIM> [Spacewalk-list] Re : Re: spacewalk 2.6 - ubuntu integration trouble Morning, i have updated my spacewalk installation with latest rpm available ( mean march 10th for *backend* with version -2.6.77-1.el ), i have vérified that the DEB_CHECKSUM_TYPE is set to 'sha256' into /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/spacewalk/common/rhn_deb.py file and the error during channel linking is always present. maybe there are other modifications to do to have native spacewalk ubuntu integration working ? [...]
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