Hi, Maybe is cannot be done by spacecmd but with some other rhn tooling. I can not upload a file from the client but when I add a file to locally managed using the webUI I see the file from the client and I also see in which config channel the file appears which is the system ID of the client. For example : I add file [ /etc/testfile ] to locally managed channel ( webUI ) I see the following on my client : # rhncfg-client verify | grep missing missing /etc/testfile # rhncfg-client list | egrep 'DoFoS|testfile' DoFoS Config Channel File F 1000010697 /etc/testfile so the name of the "locally managed" config channel is a number which is corresponding with the system ID of the client. But when using the name of this channel from the client is appears to be non-existing # rhncfg-manager add -c '1000010697' /etc/testfile2 Error: config channel 1000010697 does not exist <div class="gmail_quote">On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 10:01 AM, Michel Hendriks <<a href="mailto:hendriks.michel@gmail.com">hendriks.michel@gmail.com</a>> wrote: <blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex"> Hi, I have been contacting RedHat about how to add a file to a system's Locally-Managed Configuration" using spacecmd. Unfortunately so far no reaction. I there someone to can tell me if it is possible to do so and if so how I can do this ? At he moment I create a local-`hostname` channel for each system but as I manage 500+ systems at the moment the number of config channels is getting out of hand. Hope someone has a solution for this. / Michel Hendriks </blockquote></div>