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Chapter 19. Maintenance

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19.1. Logging and Reporting

Red Hat Satellite provides system information in the form of notifications and log files.
Examples of helpful log files for troubleshooting are:
Table 19.1. Relevant Log Files
Log File
Description
/var/log/elasticsearch
Errors concerning the UI search index display
/var/log/candlepin
Errors concerning subscription management
/var/log/foreman
Errors concerning foreman
/var/log/foreman-proxy
Errors concerning the foreman proxy
/var/log/httpd
Errors concerning the apache http server
/var/log/katello-installer
Errors concerning the Satellite installer
/var/log/libvirt
Errors concerning the virtualization API
/var/log/mongodb
Errors concerning the database
/var/log/pulp
Errors in repository management
/var/log/puppet
Errors in configuration management
/var/log/rhsm
Errors in the subscription management tool
/var/log/tomcat6
Issues concerning the apache webserver
Reports can also be generated to view and monitor information about the hosts being maintained. The foreman-debug command collects configuration and log data for Red Hat Satellite, its back-end services and system information. This information is collected into a tarball.

Important

foreman-debug removes all security information such as password, tokens and keys while collecting information. However, the tarball can still contain sensitive information about the Red Hat Satellite Server. It is recommended to send this information directly to the intended recipient and not publicly.

19.1.1. Viewing Import History

These steps show how to view an import history in Red Hat Satellite.

Procedure 19.1. Viewing Import History

  1. Click Content Red Hat Subscriptions.
  2. Click the Manage Manifest button.
  3. Click the Import History tab.
Result:

Details of the import history are displayed.

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