Re: Determining whether RHEL4 is registered?
Phil Edwards <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.redhat.rhn.user |
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Timothy Kallinis wrote: > > If /etc/sysconfig/rhn/systemid exists then the system is registered > otherwise it is not. Do you think this is sufficient? Also is the > filename systemid or system_id? I don't have any registered systems at > the moment, so I can't confirm this. > The other thing to watch out for if you're deploying from VMWare templates (as I do) is that the RHEL install process creates a unique UUID in /etc/sysconfig/rhn/up2date-uuid - if you don't change this on the machines which you deploy from your template, they'll all end up in RHN with the same system id. To be fair, I've yet to see any evidence that this causes a problem, but it offends my sysadmin 'neat and tidy' detector. :-) After deploying from your template, or in the postinst script for your package, you should use uuidgen(1) to create a new system id and save it into the up2date-uuid file. -- Regards Phil Edwards Brighton, UK