>>Dear list, >> >>I have spacewalk 2.4 installed on a CentOS 7 host, and manage CentOS 7 >>servers with it. Now I found that in /etc/yum.repos.d/ all configured >>repositories point to Internet repos. Which is not really how it should >>be, hosts should use the internal spacewalk repos. I assume this is due >>to packages like centos-release* being installed. I am just taking over >>this environment, so I am not 100% sure how all this came together. >> >>Nonetheless, I need to fix this. If I just delete the packages to which >>the repo definitions belong to, I am left without any repositories (I >>have checked - none point to the internal repo, all belong to some >>installed package). As the clients are assigned to certain channels, I >>would like to add the corresponding repositories again. >> >>So far I have tried re-registering the client with >> >># rhnreg_ks --serverUrl=https://YourSpacewalk.example.org/XMLRPC >>--sslCACert=/usr/share/rhn/RHN-ORG-TRUSTED-SSL-CERT >>--activationkey=<key-with-rhel-custom-channel> --force >>No success. I have also removed all channel subscriptions, and then >>added them again, no success. >> >>What would be the easiest, or most reliable way to get the correct repo >>definitions back? >> >>Maybe my assumption is wrong, but since the spacewalk client tools have >>knowledge of the subscribed channels, I assume that there is also a way >>to get the corresponding repository definitions in some automated way. >>What would that be? >> >>Any hint or feedback is appreciated. >> >>Regards, >>Isaac > >It should just work the way you tried. So it would be interesting to know, >what error you get when you run the rhnreg_ks tool? > >Do you get an error? > >If not, do your servers show up as "system" within spacewalk? > >If the servers show up in spacewalk, check they really have the channels >subscribed. If they do not have channels subscribed, then something's wrong >with the activation key. > >Robert >
Unforunatly, rhnreg_ks does not give any output, even with the verbose flag. The client shows up in Spacewalk (albeit four times - always same UUID, but different spacewalk system ID) - with mostly the correct channels. I am not sure where the difference in channel config comes from - but that might be due to the mess we have here with channel configs. So lets not focus on channel correctnes for now - if I get any channel repos configured correctly that would mean a big step forward. Should I have deleted the client bevor re-registering it? Any place where I could get more logs/output? Isaac
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