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1) specify a host parameter with the @ symbol, eg, a package-set, as found in the database:
> echo "select id, name, value, type from parameters" | sudo -u postgres psql -d foreman
could not change directory to "/root"
id | name | value | type
----+--------------------+----------------------+-----------------
1 | enable-epel | false | CommonParameter
2 | enable-puppet5 | true | CommonParameter
3 | kt_activation_keys | DEV-RHEL7-INFRA-VIRT | GroupParameter
4 | kt_activation_keys | DEV-RHEL8-INFRA-VIRT | GroupParameter
5 | package-set | @Core | GroupParameter
7 | package-set | @Base | HostParameter
8 | package-set | @Base | HostParameter
(7 rows)
2) Attempt to upgrade from 6.5 to 6.6
Upgrade Step: migrate_foreman...
rake aborted!
StandardError: An error has occurred, this and all later migrations canceled:
765: unexpected token at '@Core'
/usr/share/foreman/db/migrate/20181105061336_cast_key_types_and_values_in_parameters.rb:22:in `rescue in override_key_type_and_value'
Workaround is to update these values via manual SQL from the root shell:
# echo "update parameters set value = 'FixMe' where value like '@%';" | sudo -u postgres psql -d foreman
Then perform the upgrade and correct the parameters in the UI by hand.
1) specify a host parameter with the @ symbol, eg, a package-set, as found in the database: > echo "select id, name, value, type from parameters" | sudo -u postgres psql -d foreman could not change directory to "/root" id | name | value | type ----+--------------------+----------------------+----------------- 1 | enable-epel | false | CommonParameter 2 | enable-puppet5 | true | CommonParameter 3 | kt_activation_keys | DEV-RHEL7-INFRA-VIRT | GroupParameter 4 | kt_activation_keys | DEV-RHEL8-INFRA-VIRT | GroupParameter 5 | package-set | @Core | GroupParameter 7 | package-set | @Base | HostParameter 8 | package-set | @Base | HostParameter (7 rows) 2) Attempt to upgrade from 6.5 to 6.6 Upgrade Step: migrate_foreman... rake aborted! StandardError: An error has occurred, this and all later migrations canceled: 765: unexpected token at '@Core' /usr/share/foreman/db/migrate/20181105061336_cast_key_types_and_values_in_parameters.rb:22:in `rescue in override_key_type_and_value' Workaround is to update these values via manual SQL from the root shell: # echo "update parameters set value = 'FixMe' where value like '@%';" | sudo -u postgres psql -d foreman Then perform the upgrade and correct the parameters in the UI by hand.