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Created attachment 1145265 [details] attachment from sfdc 01612369 Description of problem: Satellite 5.6 registration of Fedora 23 host and/or package updates or installs on F23 results in timeout tracebacks presumably trying to update the RHN profile. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 23 and Satellite 5.6 How reproducible: register a Fedora 23 client and do dnf update <rpm> or dnf install <rpm> The client updates are eventually reflected on the RHN profile. It can take up to an hour though. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Register F23 with Sat 5.6 2. dnf update <rpm> OR dnf install <rpm> Actual results: See attachment for tracebacks Expected results: Expected successful updates/installs of packages Additional info: Setting severity of high because this issue is present in customer's production environment.
> Steps to Reproduce: > 1. Register F23 with Sat 5.6 > 2. dnf update <rpm> OR dnf install <rpm> Are they able to reproduce it against current Spacewalk (2.4)?
This was a high priority issue for my customer but they haven't seen the problem in over two weeks now so they had me close the case. I'm not sure if they would be willing to test Spacewalk or not. This is no longer a priority for them.
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