On Feb 1, 2007, at 7:41 AM, James Olin Oden wrote:
On 2/1/07, Sandor W. Sklar <ssklar@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've got a number of RHEL4 systems, built from our organization's
Satellite Server. I wanted to experiment with the RPM "rollback"
feature, but googling after having problems, I found this
knowledgebase article:
<http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/FAQ_58_9273.shtm>
... which states that the "rollback" feature was removed from RPM,
and that users should use the Provisioning entitlement on RHN.
Is it possibly true that Red Hat has removed functionality from the
RPM tool, just so they could push their Provisioning service? If so,
might there be a fairly straightforward way of "re-enabling" that
functionality?
I haven't looked at the source code of the regular rhel4 rpm or the
centos4.x rpm (which are the same). But an easy test would be to
install a package:
rpm -Uvh --repackage $some_rpm
and then roll it back:
rpm -Uvh --rollback "10 minutes ago"
If this works the truth of the matter is its only removed from
up2date.
Thank you ... that worked just fine, and I feel dumb for not trying
that before asking the question.
-s-
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