RE: P.S. - RE: updates pending question
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Constance Morris wrote: Btw, please stop top posting. > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] > Constance Morris wrote: >> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Constance Morris >> >> Anyone understand the red hat customer portal for registered servers? >> >> My red hat customer portal shows that there are several events (errata >> updates) that failed for my registered server. I have rescheduled them >> by clicking the 'reschedule' button for each one. Now, they are >> showing in the 'pending' section of the 'events' tab for my registered >> server. >> >> I have unlocked the server and selected them, so that it now says the >> following at the top of the screen: >> "Pending Events >> The following events have been scheduled for this system. >> This system is currently unlocked. All scheduled actions will be >> executed as expected. To stop system-changing events, you may >> lock<https://rhn.redhat.com/rhn/systems/details/Overview.do?sid=102645 >> 2907> >> this system. >> You may cancel events for this system by selecting them and hitting >> the Cancel Events button at the bottom of the page." >> However, it has been an hour and doesn't appear to have done anything >> that I can see; because, if I refresh the page it still shows the same >> number of items selected. How do I know when it is completed as there >> is no button for me to click to actually start the process? >> Thanks! >> P.S. If I click on one of the updates it says: >> >> "This action will be executed after 2013-04-29 09:40:58 PDT. >> This action's status is: queued. >> This action has not yet been picked up." >> >> Is there something I have to do to ensure it gets picked up? >> > Heh. I see... I assume it will be done in a couple of minutes from now, > since you say it said 09:40 PDT, and it's now 13:39 EDT, which would be > 09:39 PDT.... > > Yeah but it was set for April 29th at that time. > > They still are either not done or have not run...... > *smacks head* Missed that. I assume redhat-update (I think that's what it's called) is running. You could shut it down and do a yum update. mark -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list