[Spacewalk-list] RollBack issue

[Yakin, Francis]

1) For example I have a system named "abc", it has 32 packages needed to be patched
2) Before I patch "abc" , I created a snapshot tags, called "abc-snapshot-tag", this is will take a snap on the system with 32 packages needed.
3) then I upgrade the system, the result is successful, now "abc" packages is 0
4) then I went to provisioning - > snapshot tag , showing the tag name "abc-snapshot-tag", click on that , Rollback to Snaphot
5) then I went to event - > history - > it's successful the downgrade, but the system stil showing 0 packages, it should be 32, because I roll back before I upgraded


Francis
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From: spacewalk-list-bounces at redhat.com [mailto:spacewalk-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Robert Paschedag
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2018 1:01 PM
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Subject: Re: [Spacewalk-list] RollBack issue

On 04/03/18 19:16, Yakin, Francis wrote:
> First I created a snapshot tag before I upgraded 32 packages, after I upgraded is become 0 packages.
> Now, I want to roll back to the system to be needed 32 packages, but 
> It doesn't work, still showing 0 It should be roll back to 32 packages needed right?
> 
> Thanks

Sorry, but you still don't tell, if the packages on the client *really* have been downgraded or not.

How do you "roll-back"? You go to the system (in Spacewalk)

-> Software -> Profile

compare it with the previously created profile, see, that 32 packages differ, "select all" and click on "sync packages to <name of profile>"

??

And if this is true, you verified, that all these 32 packages have the "old" version installed?

If this is also true, then maybe the "new" (old) list of installed packages did not yet get back to the spacewalk server.

Try to run "rhn-profile-sync" and see, if the display within spacewalk changes after some seconds.

Robert

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> Francis
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> You did not mention, if the 32 packages have been successfully "downgraded"? If not, then showing 0 packages to upgrade is correct.
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> Apparently, I am having issue with rollback after I upgraded the packages, it doesn't roll back to previous snapshot for some reason.
> 
> The system is running centOS 6.8, I had 32 packages upgraded, I created a snapshot tag before I ran the upgrade.
> The upgraded was fine, now packages is 0.
> 
> Now, I want to rollback to the snapshot tag that I created, so the system should have 32 packages packages needs to be upgraded.
> 
> It doesn't work for some reason. No error, it showing successful, but the system still showing 0 packages.
> 
> What did I do wrong? Please advice.
> 
> Thanks
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