Hello,
we would like to list and delete registrations - e.g. registered SLES servers - in SCC via command line from a local system. I thought it might be possible by using SMT. So I installed SMT, linked it to SCC with our mirror credentials and performed an smt-scc-sync. However, smt-list-registrations still lists no registrations. Trying to delete a registration from SCC by using smt-delete-registration fails because the registration cannot be found locally (on SMT).
Is SMT supposed to see and be able to manage registrations which are only in SCC? If yes, did I do something wrong?
Is there any other good way to delete hundereds of registrations from SCC via command line or script?
Best regards
On 10/08/18 15:04, lorenzgoebel wrote:
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we would like to list and delete registrations - e.g. registered SLES
servers - in SCC via command line from a local system. I thought it
might be possible by using SMT. So I installed SMT, linked it to SCC
with our mirror credentials and performed an smt-scc-sync. However,
smt-list-registrations still lists no registrations. Trying to delete a
registration from SCC by using smt-delete-registration fails because the
registration cannot be found locally (on SMT).[/color]
The SMT commands related to registration deal with systems registered to
the SMT server not to SCC in general.
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Is SMT supposed to see and be able to manage registrations which are
only in SCC? If yes, did I do something wrong?[/color]
So if you have a system registered to your local SMT server it should
show up via smt-list-registrations.
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Is there any other good way to delete hundereds of registrations from
SCC via command line or script?[/color]
There is an API available - please see
https://github.com/SUSE/connect/blob/master/doc/SCC-API-(Implemented).md
… I think you should be able to use ‘destroy system’ -
https://github.com/SUSE/connect/blob/master/doc/SCC-API-(Implemented).md#destroy-system-of-organization
HTH.
Simon
SUSE Knowledge Partner
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