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Description of problem:
Instead of satellite logo, there is foreman logo in the header.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Login to the system.
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Actual results:
Foreman logo in the header area
Expected results:
Satellite logo in the header area.
Additional info:
In 1.13 Foreman switched from header_logo.png to header_logo.svg. We need to replace Satellite's header_logo.png with a new header_logo.svg in the theme.
The theme works as an interceptor - it intercepts a request for a resource, and serves it instead of the original one.
In upstream foreman the HTML has header_logo.svg encoded, so that would be the resource being asked for.
We can do one of the following:
1. Create a new header_logo.svg (preferable solution)
2. Rename downstream header_logo.png to *.svg (hopefully the browser won't get confused)
3. Create a special deface rule for the header_logo.svg image and replace it with *.png version.
4. Rename the image in the downstream source (the least recommended option)
Check out 1157834. This has the SVG in it. The PR has been moved to 1.14, so we can address it when that is pulled downstream.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1157834 ***