I’ve been following the install guide, even through it’s a little out of date with the SCC integration. I’ve been able to register 4 server but each is failing to install the rhncfg-actions packages as the directions show for remote command execution, adding it to the activation keys.
Is there a way to run these rpms manually ? I mean I can’t find the packages in the repos → zypper se rhncfg
Do they only exist on the SUSE Manger system or is there a repo I need that I might have missed.
Thanks
Hi
A missing repository or two;
sle-manager-tools12-pool-x86_64-sle[sd]
sle-manager-tools12-updates-x86_64-sle[sd]
On the SUSE Manager system run;
mgr-sync refresh
mgr-sync list channelsThen use the add option, then subscribe the systems to them.
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I’m not running SUSE 12 yet still 11 sp3 will that make a difference ?
shows as unavailable
[U] SLES11-SP3-SUSE-Manager-Tools i586 VMWare-SP3 SUSE Manager Tools [sles11-sp3-suse-manager-tools-i586-vmware-sp3]
In fact all the SUSE Manager Tools show unavailable.
I also get this on refresh
mgr-sync refresh
Refreshing Channels [DONE]
Refreshing Channel families [DONE]
Refreshing SUSE products [DONE]
Refreshing SUSE Product channels [FAIL]
Error: <Fault -1: ‘redstone.xmlrpc.XmlRpcFault: unhandled internal exception: query did not return a unique result: 2’>
wonder if it’s because I’m in eval mode
Hi
OK, so is SUSE Manager all up to date and upgraded etc?
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Yes I went through the SCC schema upgrade and everything was successful. I’m able to use the spacewalk-repo-sync --channel [channelname] works just fine.
Hi
You should not have to worry about syncing manually any more, check the
SUSE channels via the web interface and should be enabled, else sync
and schedule here now.
As for your error, I don’t think it should matter that your on an eval
subscription. You have SLE 11 SP3 systems with active subscriptions or
are these eval as well?
In the scheme of things I don’t have the package installed here either
and seems to all work fine (SLED 11 SP3, SLE[SD] 12 and openSUSE).
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