Bug 1455075

Description of problem:
I'm unable to make blacklist in spacewalk-clone-by-date to work


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
spacewalk-utils-2.5.1-23.el6sat.noarch


How reproducible:
always


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create channel bz1103960 and attach repo to it which have:
     Repository URL*: http://<some_download_host>/released/RHEL-5-Server/U0/i386/os/Server/
     Filters: +ImageMagic*,compat*
2. Sync that channel. It gave me channel with 61 packages
3. # spacewalk-remove-channel -c bz1103960-2008-01-01; spacewalk-clone-by-date --assumeyes -u admin -p nimda --channels=bz1103960 bz1103960-2008-01-01 --to_date=2008-01-01 --blacklist='bash'


Actual results:
Resulting channel contains bash package. When I use "--removelist", it works.


Expected results:
bash should not be there


Additional info:
This is not a regression in 5.8.0.

From man page:

[...]
       -b PKG1,PKG2,PKG3, --blacklist=PKG1,PKG2,PKG3
              Comma  separated list of Perl-style regular expressions used to match package names to be removed after cloning. Only newly added packages will removed if they are on the blacklist. Dependency resolu-
              tion is not ensured on resulting repository.

              Note: This option is global across all destination channels. To specify per channel blacklists, you must use a configuration file. See --sample-config for an example.
[...]
       -r PKG1,PKG2,PKG3, --removelist=PKG1,PKG2,PKG3
              Comma separated list of Perl-style regular expressions used to match package names to be removed after cloning. All packages are considered for removal, even those not added by errata/channel cloning.
              Dependency resolution is not ensured on resulting repository.

              Note: This option is global across all destination channels. To specify per channel removelists, you must use a configuration file. See --sample-config for an example.
[...]