Hi Michael,
Thanks, everything is working well,
spacewalk-setup --external-postgresql --skip-db-population
did the trick,
P.S I do think spacewalk how-to also should cover this kind of
scenario: Migrated the spacewalk server...
On 12.12.2017 11:23, Michael Mraka wrote:
Florin Portase:
Hello,
In our environment, we try to migrate a spacewalk server from rhel 6 to 7.
So:
- orig => 1xVM RHEL6 [ 1xdisk for OS + 1xdisk 300G ] for
/var/satellite/redhat;
OS with spacewalk installed , using an external
postgres DB ( clustered )
- dst => 1xVM RHEL7 with same postgresDB from previous step
- exported vg rhn_data_vg
So, I just attached the old disk from previous machine to the new one ,
import rhn_data_vg.
Now , in order to connect to same database, what would be the next step ?
Hello Florin,
If you have Spacewalk already installed on your RHEL7 server reconfigure it
to use the external database (db_* options in /etc/rhn/rhn.conf).
In case you are going to install it use:
spacewalk-setup --external-postgresql --skip-db-population
and point it to the external postgresql when asked for db credentials.
...and of course don't forget about backup in case someting go wrong :).
Regards,
--
Michael Mráka
System Management Engineering, Red Hat
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