When scheduling package installs with added command after install (reboot/yum check-update) unable to cancel. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): RHN 5.5 Satellite x86_64 (5.5.0.20-1.el6sat) Clients with OSAD enabled How reproducible: Customer has shown in screen sharing how this is occurring and also takes screen shots. However, in reproducer we are unable to replicate this issue. Look for differences in provided SOS and Debug and see PAM auth is enabled using veritas. Steps to Reproduce: Steps outlined by Customer: "To replicate I do the following: +using 2 systems (Both same RHEL5 OS, both have identical patches to update), systems are selected via SSM. +Select the following: software-> upgrade-> select all (patches)-> schedule the task for next day at xx/xx/xx @hh:mm-> add arbitrary cmd-> (yum check-update|grep x86_64 |mailx -s "after patches completed" xxxx) (execute immediately after patch upgrade) +confirm Afterwards, I goto "Schedule" on top bar to see events that will happen, I see all of my patch upgrades (each host has a line entry), I also see the arbitrary cmd (there is only 1 line item for ALL hosts). ALSO, if you take the list of hosts in SSM and put them in a sequential list (alphabetized), this can be correlated to the line items found in the "Schedule" list. The 1st line item can be selected, the others are UN-selectable. IF/WHEN I select the 1st line item and remove/cancel that event, it leaves the remaining line items (hosts scheduled to be upgrades) UN-selectable. From this point on, I am NOT able to stop satellite from carrying out the scheduled events. I have no way to cancel them. My only possible workaround is the log into EACH host that is scheduled and issue a: service osad stop rhn-action-controls --disable ....and cross fingers that the host will not pick up the task from satellite." Actual results: Unable to cancel events and see that the test client he schedule the install/tasks got picked up. Seen in screen shots. Reproduce steps: ----------------- On webUI: on System's tab: * Select two or three systems with provisioning entitlement and click on Manage button (SSM) on SSM: Packages -> Upgrade existing packages -> Select all or select a few packages -> Upgrade selected packages Schedule action for no sooner than (pick up some time in the time (+30min per example) and click on Add Remote Command to Package Upgrade on Schedule Remote Command: Run: After package action Script: whatever you want and then click on Confirm Remote Command and Schedule Package Upgrade On confirmed, click on Schedule tab. You will see that the actions are tied and only the first Package install is allowed to be deleted. If you select the first one and delete it, the other actions will remain in the webUI, which is not expected.
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Switching MODIFIED Spacewalk bugs to ON_QA before 2.1 release.
Spacewalk 2.1 has been released. https://fedorahosted.org/spacewalk/wiki/ReleaseNotes21