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DescriptionPrashant Waghmare
2017-03-17 20:10:32 UTC
Description of problem:
Unable to find hypervisor of specific pool of subscriptions
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Satellite
How reproducible:
Always.
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Login to satellite web-ui => content => Red hat Subscriptions => Click on "Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Virtual Datacenters with Smart Management, Standard" 4 out of 5 => click on "association" => content hosts" tab
Unable to see hypervisors
Actual results:
No hypervisor lists under content hosts tab.
Expected results:
Should be able to see the hypervisor list consumed by specific subscription.
Additional info:
workaround: Able to identify it using commandline:
# hammer subscription list --organization-id 1 |egrep -v 'Unlimited'|egrep 'UUID|---|Virtual Datacenters'
---|----------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|---------|--------------|-----------|----------|------------------------------|-----------|---------
ID | UUID | NAME | CONTRACT | ACCOUNT | SUPPORT | QUANTITY | CONSUMED | END DATE | QUANTITY | ATTACHED
---|----------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|---------|--------------|-----------|----------|------------------------------|-----------|---------
15 | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Virtual Datacenters with Smart Management, Premium | 11122333 | 123456 | Premium | 5 | 4 | 2017-11-02T03:59:59.000+0000 | 5 | 4
---|----------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|---------|--------------|-----------|----------|------------------------------|-----------|---------
===========================
# su - postgres
-bash-4.2$ psql -d candlepin -c "select cpe.id as cp_entitlement__id, cpe.pool_id as cp_entitlement__pool_id, cpc.id as cp_consumer__id, cpc.name as cp_consumer__name from cp_entitlement as cpe, cp_consumer as cpc where cpe.pool_id = '8ac18a0c587029d40158762ee90502f0' and cpe.consumer_id = cpc.id"
cp_entitlement__id | cp_entitlement__pool_id | cp_consumer__id | cp_consumer__name
----------------------------------+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+-------------------------------------
8ac18a0c587029d4015876a6970a0532 | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | 8ac18a0c581ab26f01581acfaa5a00f8 | example1.redhat.com
8ac18a0c587029d4015876a6f0fa0564 | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | 8ac18a0c581ab26f01581acfcf6c03af | example2.redhat.com
8ac18a0c587029d4015876310ced039b | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | 8ac18a0c581ab26f01581acfb9aa0234 | example3.redhat.com
8ac18a0c587029d4015876315f0e03cd | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | 8ac18a0c581ab26f01581acfad490142 | example4.redhat.com
Description of problem: Unable to find hypervisor of specific pool of subscriptions Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Satellite How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Login to satellite web-ui => content => Red hat Subscriptions => Click on "Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Virtual Datacenters with Smart Management, Standard" 4 out of 5 => click on "association" => content hosts" tab Unable to see hypervisors Actual results: No hypervisor lists under content hosts tab. Expected results: Should be able to see the hypervisor list consumed by specific subscription. Additional info: workaround: Able to identify it using commandline: # hammer subscription list --organization-id 1 |egrep -v 'Unlimited'|egrep 'UUID|---|Virtual Datacenters' ---|----------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|---------|--------------|-----------|----------|------------------------------|-----------|--------- ID | UUID | NAME | CONTRACT | ACCOUNT | SUPPORT | QUANTITY | CONSUMED | END DATE | QUANTITY | ATTACHED ---|----------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|---------|--------------|-----------|----------|------------------------------|-----------|--------- 15 | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Virtual Datacenters with Smart Management, Premium | 11122333 | 123456 | Premium | 5 | 4 | 2017-11-02T03:59:59.000+0000 | 5 | 4 ---|----------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|---------|--------------|-----------|----------|------------------------------|-----------|--------- =========================== # su - postgres -bash-4.2$ psql -d candlepin -c "select cpe.id as cp_entitlement__id, cpe.pool_id as cp_entitlement__pool_id, cpc.id as cp_consumer__id, cpc.name as cp_consumer__name from cp_entitlement as cpe, cp_consumer as cpc where cpe.pool_id = '8ac18a0c587029d40158762ee90502f0' and cpe.consumer_id = cpc.id" cp_entitlement__id | cp_entitlement__pool_id | cp_consumer__id | cp_consumer__name ----------------------------------+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+------------------------------------- 8ac18a0c587029d4015876a6970a0532 | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | 8ac18a0c581ab26f01581acfaa5a00f8 | example1.redhat.com 8ac18a0c587029d4015876a6f0fa0564 | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | 8ac18a0c581ab26f01581acfcf6c03af | example2.redhat.com 8ac18a0c587029d4015876310ced039b | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | 8ac18a0c581ab26f01581acfb9aa0234 | example3.redhat.com 8ac18a0c587029d4015876315f0e03cd | 8ac35v95g89229d40158762ee90502f0 | 8ac18a0c581ab26f01581acfad490142 | example4.redhat.com