Hello Larry,
we're using following script which creates post request against
Spacewalk to create first user
post_data="login=$USER&desiredpassword=$PASS&desiredpasswordConfirm=$PASS&prefix=Mr.&firstNames=Admin&lastName=Admin&email=root@localhost&account_type=create_sat"
wget_command="wget --no-check-certificate"
base_uri="https://$SERVER";
handler=${CFU_handler:-CreateFirstUserSubmit}
${wget_command} -O create-admin-user.html \
--save-cookies cookies.txt --keep-session-cookies \
${base_uri}
if grep csrf_token create-admin-user.html; then
token=`grep csrf_token create-admin-user.html | awk -F'"' '{print $6}'`
post_data="$post_data&csrf_token=${token}"
fi
${wget_command} -O create-admin-user-response.html \
--post-data "${post_data}" \
--load-cookies cookies.txt \
"${base_uri}/rhn/newlogin/$handler.do"
Tomas
On 08/11/2017 01:56 AM, Larry Clegg wrote:
Hello Spacewalkers,
I have been tasked with creating a script to completely install and
configure a Spacewalk server. This will be used for auto-deployments
in future datacenters.
I have just about everything scripted and working except for one major
item: I cannot figure out a way to setup the initial Administrator
account and password. Normally these are created the first time you
visit a newly installed SW web site. Can anyone point me in the
right direction for doing the same initial work but via command line
instead?
Thanks,
*Larry E. Clegg*
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