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Description of problem: katello-service, katello-backup, and katello-restore functionality is going to be in foreman-maintain in 6.4. The original katello-* and satellite-* scripts will still live in 6.4, but we should deprecate them and remove them in 6.5 since they will be removed upstream. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 6.4
After a off-thread discussion, we have decided to remove the original katello-backup/restore scripts in 6.4 and deprecate them in 6.3. Brad, can you update the flags for 6.3?
this would be 6.3.z only with a DEPRECATION WARNING in the output of katello-backup/restore but have zero effect on the actual functionality of the 2 tools.
Verified in Satellite 6.3.4 Snap 2 -bash-4.2# satellite-backup --help DEPRECATION WARNING: satellite-backup and katello-backup will be removed in Satellite 6.4, where they will be replaced by foreman-maintain Usage: satellite-backup /path/to/dir [options] eg: $ satellite-backup /tmp/satellite-backup --skip-pulp-content Create backup without Pulp content for debugging only --incremental PREVIOUS_BACKUP_DIR Backup changes since previous backup --online-backup Keep services online during backup --logical-db-backup Also dump full database schema during offline backup --snapshot Use snapshots of the databases to create backup --snapshot-mount-dir SNAPSHOT_MOUNT_LOCATION Override default directory (/var/snap/) where the snapshots will be mounted --snapshot-size SNAPSHOT_BLOCK_DEVICE_SIZE Override default block size (2G) --features FEATURES Capsule features to include in the backup, please specify a list with commas. Valid features are tftp, dns, dhcp, openscap, and all. --preserve-directory Do not create a time-stamped subdirectory -y, --assumeyes Bypass interaction by answering yes -bash-4.2# satellite-restore --help DEPRECATION WARNING: satellite-restore and katello-restore will be removed in Satellite 6.4, where they will be replaced by foreman-maintain Usage: satellite-restore /path/to/dir [options] eg: $ satellite-restore /tmp/backup/satellite-backup-20171002150106 -i, --incremental Restore an incremental backup -y, --assumeyes Answer yes for all questions
Since the problem described in this bug report should be resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a resolution of ERRATA. For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated files, follow the link below. If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report. https://access.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2018:2915