Description of problem:

The Solaris up2date code uses Provides: for Upgrades: to find packages that
should be upgraded. This Provides value should be the "full" version of the
package, including the release (revision + PSTAMP, in case of Solaris packages)
part. Otherwise the up2date has problem figuring out what exact version the
package ... well ... provides.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

solaris2mpm 5.

How reproducible:

Spend a couple of days digging around up2date code and Solaris and Satellite and
rhnPackageCapability and solaris2mpm and grepping the whole client SVN directory ...

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Have a look at the code.
2. Have a look into rhnPackageCapability after the package was uploaded.
  
Actual results:

tools/rhnpush/solaris2mpm.py:

def provide_self(header):
    """Figure out the info needed to put a package into its provides list"""

    dct = { 'name'      : None,
             'version'   : None,
             'flags'     : 8, }

    dct['name'] = header['name']
    dct['version'] = header['version']

    if not header.has_key('provides'):
        header['provides'] = []
    header['provides'].insert(0, dct)

Observe that the 'release' is not used at all.

In the database, you will find '1.0'.

Expected results:

The version should be version concatenated with the release.
In the database, we should find things like 1.0-123_PSTAMP_2020.04.12.09.17.

Additional info: