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Created attachment 565160[details]
bad cert
Description of problem:
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
0.2.1-1.git.9.696125a.el6
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a custom prov/prod/repo. Repo url: http://inecas.fedorapeople.org/fakerepos/cds/content/safari/1.0/x86_64/rpms/
2. register a rhel 5.8 system with subscription-manager-0.98.14-1.el5
3. subscribe to the product
Actual results:
RHSM stderr: ''EntitlementCertificate' object has no attribute 'expired'
Expected results:
RHSM accepts certificate. see attachment for rhsm's copy of the cert.
Additional info:
I'm not sure whose fault this error is. Katello? Candlepin? RHSM? I think RHSM is safe since we have to support this version of it. We probably have to give it a cert it likes.
Caused by too-old version of python-rhsm. I am not sure exactly how that happened, dgoodwin mentioned they sometimes forget to update the specfile, and this system is a beta install of rhel58. We're pretty confident rhel58 GA machines will not have this problem.
Ran yum install python-rhsm to get latest, will reopen if i see again.