[Spacewalk-list] SpaceWalk 2.7 no updates available in GUI no updates on clientss

[Robert Paschedag]

Am 24. Oktober 2017 19:19:57 MESZ schrieb Robert Paschedag <robert.paschedag at web.de>:
>Am 24. Oktober 2017 18:46:21 MESZ schrieb "Berrigan, Patrick M"
><Patrick.Berrigan at mantech.com>:
>>The systems are not up to date. For example I take one brand newly
>>deployed CentOS 7 machine and run a yum update and I see about 200 MB
>>worth of packages that need to be updated. If I take that same machine
>>and register it with the Spacewalk server that has updated repos from
>>the same repos listed in /etc/yum.repos.d/ it shows No packages marked
>>for update.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>VR,
>>
>>Patrick Berrigan
>>Systems Engineer
>>ManTech International Corporation
>>Patrick.berrigan at mantech.com
>>COMM (703) 654-9149
>>
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Robert Paschedag [mailto:robert.paschedag at web.de]
>>Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2017 12:01 AM
>>To: spacewalk-list at redhat.com; Berrigan, Patrick M
>><Patrick.Berrigan at ManTech.com>; spacewalk-list at redhat.com
>>Subject: Re: [Spacewalk-list] SpaceWalk 2.7 no updates available in
>GUI
>>no updates on clientss
>>
>>Am 23. Oktober 2017 19:15:48 MESZ schrieb "Berrigan, Patrick M"
>><Patrick.Berrigan at mantech.com>:
>>>Currently running CentOS7.
>>>
>>>I am having an issue where my SpaceWalk server is not displaying any
>>>updates being available for my clients. I only have two clients, a
>>>Syslog server and the spacewalk server itself. Both are registered in
>>>spacewalk and performing a yum repolist shows that they are
>subscribed
>>>to the correct channels. The repos in the channel are populating
>>>correctly as I can see the package count increase as the nightly
>syncs
>>>finish. I have restarted taskomatic and have ensured that the name in
>>>up2date matches the cert of the SpaceWalk server.
>>>
>>>I have also increased the max java memory to 3GB after checking the
>>log
>>>of rhn_taskomatic_daemon. There wasn't any errors about memory but I
>>>read that this sometimes is the cause.
>>>
>>>OSAD works normally on both clients as I can run simple reboot
>>commands
>>>from the SpaceWalk web GUI.
>>>
>>>Anyone else have any thoughts on resolving this issue?
>>>
>>>VR,
>>>
>>>Patrick Berrigan
>>>Systems Engineer
>>>ManTech International Corporation
>>>Patrick.berrigan at mantech.com
>>>COMM (703) 654-9149
>>>
>>>
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>>Are there any packages listed as "installed" for the registered
>>systems?
>>
>>Run a "rhn-profile-sync -vvvv" on a client. This should update the
>>package list from the client on the server.
>>
>>Also look at the task schedules in "Admin" - "Task Schedule" if all
>>tasks have run AND ended within the last day.
>>
>>Edit:
>>
>>Ah... Just remember...I think there was a bug in c3po package which
>>"might" cause this and must be downgraded on CentOS 7. Please search
>>the mailing list archives for that package
>>
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>Ok. But this is why I think some task is not running correctly..... It
>does not finish.
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What does the task engine status page say? Did the jobs finish within 24 hours?