SM3: No system_ commandos in spacewalk

[jan_foerster]

Hey there,

I'm using SuSE Manager 3 and try to delete Systems via spacecmd. I created a .spacecmd/config file and this works fine with softwarechannel_clone, which I already realized with spacecmd.
When I try to delete a Client with system_delete or even try to call system_list, there is no output:

# spacecmd system_list
INFO: Connected to https://localhost/rpc/api as SMadmin
[ end of output ]

When I rename the .spacecmd/config and try the same with Username and PW, it works fine (same User/PW as in config file):

# spacecmd -u [user] -p [Password] system_list
INFO: Spacewalk Username: SMadmin
INFO: Connected to https://[server]/rpc/api as SMadmin
[system 1]
[system 2]
...

User has all rights, except Organisation Administrator. But I do not think this is a problem with rights, because it works fine without the config file.

Can you give me any hints on this?

Thanks in advance and regards from Hamburg

Jan

[jan_foerster]

Solution: When I replace "localhost" in config file with the FQDN of the system, it works.

[ab]

Are the SUSE Manager services listening on whatever is resolved-to by
'localhost'?



host localhost
sudo /usr/sbin/ss -planeto | grep 'LISTEN '



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[jan_foerster]

Are the SUSE Manager services listening on whatever is resolved-to by
'localhost'?

Hey ab,

thanks for answering. Yes Services are listening. But the problem has been solved for me by grouping all Systems and giving the ScriptUser assess to this Group.

[ab]

Thank-you for posting back your results as they will likely help others.

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