[Spacewalk-list] Missing RPMs for SLE_15

[Flores, Javier (D4\INF\IT ID)]

Hi William

I ran into similar issues and decided to build the packages for SLES 15 by myself.

Yes, newt-python3 should be python3-newt. Not sure, but I guess Red Hat and Suse have different naming conventions for packages. This is easy to fix in the .spec file

The spacewalk-usix rpm was built with python2-spacewalk-usix. However, I didn't install these packages and was able to register my SLES 15 system and work with it as usual. I am not saying this packages are unnecessary, they just might be needed for spacewalk functionality I don't use.

Regards,
Javier
Von: spacewalk-list-bounces at redhat.com [mailto:spacewalk-list-bounces at redhat.com] Im Auftrag von William Hongach
Gesendet: Dienstag, 28. August 2018 22:35
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Hi All,

I'm trying to install/build Spacewalk 2.8 for SLE_15 running on s390x.  Most of the RPMs in noarch and/or src get the job done, but I am missing two in particular as follows:

2 Problems:
Problem: nothing provides newt-python3 needed by python3-rhn-setup-2.8.25-3.5.noarch
Problem: nothing provides python3-spacewalk-usix needed by python3-rhncfg-5.10.122-4.2.noarch

I'm using the standard repo at: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/systemsmanagement:/spacewalk:/2.8/SLE_15/

I noticed that the server has the "python3-newt" package installed, so the first error might be a typo in the dependency that it is checking (server also has full newt package installed).  However, I definitely cannot locate a source RPM or noarch RPM for python3-spacewalk-usix.

I do have python2-spacewalk-usix installed.  Will this suffice?  If not, can someone point me in the right direction to obtain the python3 version?  It seems like our SLE_12 servers were happy using the python2 libraries, but SLE_15 wants to use the python3 libraries for all of these Spacewalk 2.8 RPMs.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.  I understand most of the SLE binaries will be for x86_64, so I'm happy to obtain the source RPMs and build our own for s390x.

Thanks in advance.
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