Description of problem: I have a Spacewalk installation using PostgreSQL that happens to be located on a server that also hosts an Oracle installation. Right now this causes a problem, as the spacewalk-service script assumes Spacewalk is configured to use Oracle if /etc/init.d/oracle is present Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): spacewalk-admin-1.9.10-1.el5 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install Spacewalk with a PostgreSQL backend on a machine with an Oracle installation 2. spacewalk-service stop Actual results: Oracle is erroneously stopped Expected results: Oracle service should be left untouched Additional info:
Hi Michel, you may modify list of services managed by spacewalk in /etc/rhn/service-list. To remove oracle from list put SERVICES=${SERVICES/oracle/} there.
Fixed in spacewalk master by commit d8b65bc78918ef946e85bad4c8828ed3885bcee3 962154 - don't manage oracle service by default if user wants to manage it they can manually add service to /etc/rhn/service-list
Hi Michael, Thanks, that commit should do the trick; I'm using service-list in the meantime. (Didn't know that Bash trick before - neat)
Fix for this bug is present in Spacewalk 2.0, closing this bug as CURRENTRELEASE.