** Description changed:
[Impact]
sosreport does collect postgresql data.
The auto-package detection doesn't seems to work when postgresql is involve.
The postgresql configuration files should be collected by sosreport on
instances that run postgresql databases (Useful in a support context for
Landscape On-Premises, etc ...)
[Test case]
# Synchronize the package index files from system sources.
apt-get update
# Install sosreport
# Make sure postgresql is installed on the system.
# Run sosreport
sosreport -a
# Look at the generated "sosreport*.tar.xz" file under /tmp for
postgresql specfic content.
** Using 'sosreport -o postgresql' works well because the plugin is
specifically mention, and not expecting to auto-detect postgresql. **
[Regression Potential]
* No regression expected, this will only affect the auto package
detection as of when the postgresql need to run or not.
This change only add an additional package name to the existing
postgresql package detection list to better detect when postgresql is
install for various type of postgresql installations on Debian/Ubuntu.
- packages = ('postgresql',)
+ packages = ('postgresql', 'postgresql-common')
[Other Info]
* Upstream Github issue:
https://github.com/sosreport/sos/issues/1103
+ * PR :
+ https://github.com/sosreport/sos/pull/1117
+
* Commit:
https://github.com/BryanQuigley/sos/commit/dfa07724a9e11d2ab19f61e496f2f1396d0caea0
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