README.md

SMDBA

SUSE Manager Database Admin or SMDBA is a replacement for spacewalk-dobby.

Key features:

1. Support Oracle and PostgreSQL
2. No configuration other than just default /etc/rhn/rhn.conf
3. No DBI drivers at all.
4. All work is done through sudo.

In case you want to use it without SUSE Manager:

1. Change DEFAULT_CONFIG in class Console, which is located in $SOURCE/src/smdba/smdba to something else.

2. By default it reacts to the following keys in the config (example):

   db_backend = oracle
   db_user = scott
   db_password = tiger
   db_name = test
   db_host = localhost
   db_port = 1521
   

3. At the moment db_backend can have only two values: oracle or postgresql. Therefore it will load oraclegate or postgresqlgate module. Once you want something else, like H2, you suppose to create h2gate module.

How to create a release

• Update version in setup.py and src/smdba/smdba (as an example see https://github.com/SUSE/smdba/commit/530731003cbf3a275f7fe3bfb97b4337f975a38e

• After commiting it to the master branch, create a tag and push it: git tag X.Y.Z && git push --tags where X.Y.Z is the new version

• Call build-src.sh to create the tarball

• You need to update https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/systemsmanagement:Uyuni:Master/smdba, but do not submit directly with a commit.

• Create a Submit Request that replaces the tarball and updates the SPEC and the changelog (see https://openbuildservice.org/help/manuals/obs-user-guide/art.obs.bg.html#sec.obsbg.uc.branchprj for details)

• Prepare Submit Requests to to SUSE Manager Head and probably the released versions Tip: if for the Submit Request for Uyuni you told OBS not to clean the branched package when accepted, you can use that branched package for the submissions to SUSE Manager as well)