Jody McIvor: > Hi Michael, > > I ran your suggested command to peek at the header info of one of (most > recent) the RPMs: > ==================================================== > [jmcivor@<MYREPOSERVER>]$ rpm -qip <PACKAGENAME>.rpm > Name : <PACKAGENAME>-v2.15.01 ... > > And ran manual repo sync: > ==================================================== > [root@<SPACEWALKSERVER>]# spacewalk-repo-sync --channel <CHANNELNAME> --type > yum > 08:42:02 ====================================== > 08:42:02 | Channel: <CHANNELNAME> > 08:42:02 ====================================== > 08:42:02 Sync of channel started. > 08:42:02 > 08:42:02 Processing repository with URL: > http://<REPOSERVER>/rhel/x86_64/<CHANNELNAME> / > 08:42:03 Packages in repo: 111 > 08:42:03 Packages already synced: 65 > 08:42:03 Packages to sync: 14 > 08:42:03 New packages to download: 14 > 08:42:03 Downloading packages: > 08:42:03 1/14 : <PACKAGENAME>.rpm ... > As usual, it reports completion, but digging into the actual log for this > channels reposync (var/log/rhn/reposync/<CHANNELNAME>.log) gives us the > details I provided previously: > ==================================================== ... > 2020/02/14 08:48:10 -07:00 Importing packages to DB: > 2020/02/14 08:48:10 -07:00 unknown header tag > 2020/02/14 08:48:11 -07:00 unknown header tag
Hello, I've never seen similar issue. I just guess the rpm package contains a header which is not known by rpm library on the server. I'm afraid there's no other way then debug spacewalk-repo-sync. Regards, -- Michael Mráka System Management Engineering, Red Hat _______________________________________________ Spacewalk-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/spacewalk-list
