Description of problem: I upgraded satellite from 5.4.1 to 5.6 with customer's data (external oracle). When I compared data, I got different result in "affected systems" columns in errata-list by spacewalk-report. I got same result in webUI (Errata -> detail of errata -> affected systems) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): spacewalk-java-2.0.2-29.el6sat.noarch Satellite-5.6.0-RHEL6-re20130830.0-x86_64.iso How reproducible: always with customer's database Steps to Reproduce: 1. spacewalk-report errata-list > spacewalk-report-POST/errata-list.csv 2. - upgrade sattelite - 3. spacewalk-report errata-list > spacewalk-report-POST/errata-list.csv 4. diff spacewalk-report-POST/errata-list.csv spacewalk-report-PRE/errata-list.csv 2627c2627 < RHEA-2012:0356,Product Enhancement Advisory,,tzdata enhancement update,7 --- > RHEA-2012:0356,Product Enhancement Advisory,,tzdata enhancement update,11 2643c2643 < RHEA-2012:1299,Product Enhancement Advisory,,Red Hat Network Tools 5.5.0 General Availability,7 --- > RHEA-2012:1299,Product Enhancement Advisory,,Red Hat Network Tools 5.5.0 General Availability,3 Actual results: After upgrade I got different list of "affected system" - webUI or spacewalk-report Expected results: Same result after upgrade
This is a result of the first (wrong) attempt at a fix for bug 999453. I am going to close this bug as a duplicate of bug 999453 so that all the related discussion can happen in one place. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 999453 ***