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applies to "cobbler reposync" as well as "cobbler import".
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so createrepo can be run repeatedly. This has been applied to ks_mirror
(import) content but also needs to be done soon for cobbler_reposync.
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watcher.py mod_python script, so there is room for greater platform
compatibility. A cgi-based more-portable alternative to watcher is still
desirable.
Since apache logs are cycled more frequently than cobbler logs, this does
mean that we lose a bit of granularity with regards to start/stop times,
though this can presumably be refined. Last request time (the most
important bit) is still solid.
Need to verify that Apache log time parsing (strptime) isn't doing
anything strange with time zones as cobbler is logging GMT. I suspect
it might and that would affect results and state detection.
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allows for partial mirroring of RPM content from a yum repository using
yumdownloader. An example of this would be wanting to have a local mirror
of useful tools from FC6 Extras (cobbler and koan, possibly?) while not
pulling down content that just takes up time/space (like 3D games). This
will work for http:// and ftp:// repositories, but not RHN at this point.
Incidentally this feature doesn't resolve dependencies at this point
because yumdownloader is currently broken.
See https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=232183
So, for now, give all dependencies for --rpm-list and when yumdownloader
gets fixed, the "--resolve" argument can be reinserted and this will be
a lot more useful.
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some problems there. Need to replace it with something more portable.
Can consider working in better tracking info at the same time.
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docs/cobbler.pod) and continue working on import/reposync.
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complicated and introduces a new variable source_repos on each
'distro' object and also has some implications for how sync completes.
Basically RHEL5 has multiple comps files so createrepo must be run more
than once.
The main point of this support is to install and configure the "core"
mirror for distros, where previously only extras/updates were dealt
with. The core repo is derived from the kickstart tree (cobbler import)
rather than the "cobbler repo add" commands (manual add).
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how to deal with RHEL and in-between builds of Fedora.
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startup.
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kernel-parameters-get-shorter effort
as well as templating and import features. Plus some random things, like case insensitive paths and some
additional argument checking.
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feature here is the start of a better --import command that creates significantly shorter paths and can work more reliably on mounted DVD images (losetup or otherwise). Detection of kickstarts based on paths needs to be augmented by additional means for this to really work. However, changes going in here (and still more to come) result in cleaner names for imported profiles, and substantially shorter kernel option command lines, which is needed to keep under the 255 limit. There is also some work here going in to template out all of the files for PXE, reducing the amount of code in action_sync and also making PXE setups much more customizable (menu choices, titles, random parameters, ipappend 2, etc) without patching the source. "tree" on import is also attached now to the distro, not the profile. So, whew, that's a lot.
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et-mgmt-tools list folks for pointing these out.
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around kernel options processing.
Plus some manpage/NEWS updates.
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report to et-mgmt-tools. I have not been able to reproduce the actual error.
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much easier to read/edit/understand
once disabled. Anchors are basically pointers to pieces of text strings that prevent them from being repeated,
but in cobbler, they really don't add any value.
For users with configuration files that are still using anchors (&1, *1, etc), running "cobbler reserialize" can
remove them once upgraded to this version -- though that is not neccessary.
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exercised by API users to prevent install-loop scenarios
by taking action as a result of some event in post.
Also making syncless code modifications work with IA64 tftp locations.
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code so it deletes the right file in kickstarts_sys.
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package it.
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the template files to use basic $placeholders instead of TEMPLATE::
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specfiles/etc.
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- manpage clarification/correction (including a parameter typo in "cobbler repo add")
- don't write the etc/yum.repos.d file if no --local-filename
- print out createrepo command for debug purposes (during cobbler import)
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can type "menu" at the prompt to get a menu,
or they can type "local" (or just wait 20 seconds) for a local boot. Once the user starts typing, the absolute timeout
is 10 minutes, ensuring a machine doesn't get left at the menu screen. All of this will probably be user configurable
later.
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/var/www and /tftpboot.
Plus some minor bugfixes down the error path.
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distros/systems/profiles can be added immediately, without the need to run "sync" to create the base directories.
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(basically anything that's not really a string or a number) to a list or hash, as appropriate. This will allow the cobbler API to accept list/hash input as appropriate in addition to strings, allowing for more advanced use of the templating engine. This also extends more power to the user to add their own entries in /var/lib/cobbler files for ksmeta, as opposed to having to enter in --ksmeta options on the command line, which previously did not tolerate newlines.
All of this is backwards compatible with the old format (both should load fine). Files will convert over
to the new format once any add commands are run.
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for some reason they are None. Make sense? Good :)
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