use rhn-channel for libyml-devel #3194
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@cg2v this looks good, could you test with: rvm get branch /feature/gh_3191_rhel_yaml_support |
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Does not seem to have worked RHEL6, RHN: Skipping installation of 'libffi-devel', in case you depend on FFI reinstall your ruby after following this instructions: /home/cg2v/.rvm/scripts/functions/requirements/redhat: line 203: requirements_rvm_pkg_configure: command not found Skipping installation of 'libffi-devel', in case you depend on FFI reinstall your ruby after following this instructions: Installing requirements for redhat. (the missing functions were why I was looking at github issues in the first place...) If I add the missing source to scripts/functions/requirements/redhat and set autolibs to read-fail, I get the "expected" |
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re-enabling autolibs, and removing the redhat logic from commits 28908c4 and 4538416 gets farther. It fails to run rhn-channel -l, because rhn-channel is in /usr/sbin and must be run as root. It then tries to run rhn-channel -a -c with an empty channel (presumably because it did not detect the base channel). Something also swallows the 'Username:' prompt from rhn-channel -a Installing requirements for redhat. Password: |
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Adding the __rvm_sudos still fails, and I can't figure out why. Here's update_system.log |
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can you check if there is libffi-devel is also available in the optional repository? |
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try with new: rvm get branch /feature/gh_3191_rhel_yaml_support |
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looks good (both with and without rhel-x86_64-server-optional-6 already subscribed). something is still swallowing the username prompt when rhn-channel -a is run on rhel6, I have to know to type the username when the progress dots stop. (on rhel7 the username prompt does appear.) [cg2v@yawata-crossing ~]$ rvm requirements Skipping installation of 'libffi-devel', in case you depend on FFI reinstall your ruby after following this instructions: Installing requirements for redhat. |
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now it should be better, is there a chance you could test it also on Centos as the behavior changed for it too. |
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It no longer seems to run rhn-channel: Checking requirements for redhat. |
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oh, this is confusing, please run this: rvm get branch /feature/gh_3191_rhel_yaml_support
rvm --trace requirements 2>&1 | tee big.logand gist |
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https://gist.github.com/5468e902fb09c17859fa FYI, centos 6 worked fine |
…itories installation on centos
…g reporsitories installation on centos" This reverts commit 00f5cb5.
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did you had epel already installed in the centos box? - epel and libyaml-devel has to be removed to trigger installation of it again also pushed more updates |
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The centos machine was a new minimal install (so minimal that I had to install which and tar before rvm would install). At least on this system, libyaml-devel is the centos 6 base repo. (I am using lxc for the centos, since I didn't want to put alot of effort into the install, and lxc doesn't support 7 yet) |
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how about the other changes, did they improve things? |
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yes, workflow is good there, still have the missing username problem. $ rvm requirements |
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and this should do it, merged to master, you can test it with: rvm get head |
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Works with master, and the prompting seems fixed too. There are some outstanding issues:
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please open a new issue for the prompt, for RHSM please post instructions to #3207 |
Ruby supports embeded libyaml since 2.0.0, no need to require superflous and buggy instructions to add it. This can pose security risk for not updated libyaml - but it should be Ruby's responsibility to inform users about it! Fixes #2998 Update #3194 Deprecate/fix #3191 Deprecate/fix #3207 Partially fixes #3304
Ruby supports embedded libyaml since 2.0.0, no need to require superfluous and buggy instructions to add it. This can pose security risk for not updated libyaml - but it should be Ruby's responsibility to inform users about it! Fixes #2998 Update #3194 Deprecate/fix #3191 Deprecate/fix #3207 Partially fixes #3304
based on info from #3191
WIP