On 04/04/2018 05:09 AM, Michael Mraka wrote: > Michael Watters: >>> You can check the path with >>> >>> select * from rhnpackage where id = 11570; >>> >>> But the message indicates some sort of error while you were synchronizing >>> your repos. I would try to locate this problem "package" within SW in the >>> "Channels" -> "Manage Software Channels" -> "Manage software packages" and >>> try to *fully* delete this package and try to re-sync. >>> >>> Robert >> No luck. I deleted the package and reran spacewalk-repo-sync which >> claims to have downloaded the package but yum updates still fail. The >> interesting part is spacewalk-repo-sync keeps trying to download the >> same 33 packages every time I download it. For example, here's the output. > Hello Michael, > > How did you deleted the package? Just the file in /var/satellite? > Then the the wrong record in database is still there. > > You can try spacewalk-data-fsck to if there's any see mismatch between > db and filesystem (and there's also a limited functionality to "repair" > errors).
I removed the file in /var/satellite and then ran spacewalk-repo-sync which showed the package being downloaded again. Here is what is shown when I sync the channel. https://gist.github.com/blackknight36/0397f18b0167ae37759a96c1cd2728d1 Running the spacewalk-repo-sync again results in the same packages being imported, it's almost as if they're never making it into the database. I've ran spacewalk-data-fsck to remove packages missing in the database and to fix missing files which also did not help. _______________________________________________ Spacewalk-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/spacewalk-list
