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7.4. Configuring the Red Hat Support Tool
When in interactive mode, the configuration options can be listed by entering the command
config --help:
~]#redhat-support-toolWelcome to the Red Hat Support Tool. Command (? for help):config --helpUsage: config [options] config.option <new option value> Use the 'config' command to set or get configuration file values. Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -g, --global Save configuration option in /etc/redhat-support-tool.conf. -u, --unset Unset configuration option. The configuration file options which can be set are: user : The Red Hat Customer Portal user. password : The Red Hat Customer Portal password. debug : CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, or DEBUG url : The support services URL. Default=https://api.access.redhat.com proxy_url : A proxy server URL. proxy_user: A proxy server user. proxy_password: A password for the proxy server user. ssl_ca : Path to certificate authorities to trust during communication. kern_debug_dir: Path to the directory where kernel debug symbols should be downloaded and cached. Default=/var/lib/redhat-support-tool/debugkernels Examples: - config user - config user my-rhn-username - config --unset user
Procedure 7.1. Registering the Red Hat Support Tool Using Interactive Mode
To register the Red Hat Support Tool to the customer portal using interactive mode, proceed as follows:
- Start the tool by entering the following command:
~]#
redhat-support-tool - Enter your Red Hat Customer Portal user name:
Command (? for help):
To save your user name to the global configuration file, add theconfig user username-goption. - Enter your Red Hat Customer Portal password:
Command (? for help):
config passwordPlease enter the password for username:
7.4.1. Saving Settings to the Configuration Files
The Red Hat Support Tool, unless otherwise directed, stores values and options locally in the home directory of the current user, using the
~/.redhat-support-tool/redhat-support-tool.conf configuration file. If required, it is recommended to save passwords to this file because it is only readable by that particular user. When the tool starts, it will read values from the global configuration file /etc/redhat-support-tool.conf and from the local configuration file. Locally stored values and options take precedence over globally stored settings.
Warning
It is recommended not to save passwords in the global
/etc/redhat-support-tool.conf configuration file because the password is just base64 encoded and can easily be decoded. In addition, the file is world readable.
To save a value or option to the global configuration file, add the
-g, --global option as follows:
Command (? for help): config setting -g value
Note
In order to be able to save settings globally, using the
-g, --global option, the Red Hat Support Tool must be run as root because normal users do not have the permissions required to write to /etc/redhat-support-tool.conf.
To remove a value or option from the local configuration file, add the
-u, --unset option as follows:
Command (? for help): config setting -u value
This will clear, unset, the parameter from the tool and fall back to the equivalent setting in the global configuration file, if available.
Note
When running as an unprivileged user, values stored in the global configuration file cannot be removed using the
-u, --unset option, but they can be cleared, unset, from the current running instance of the tool by using the -g, --global option simultaneously with the -u, --unset option. If running as root, values and options can be removed from the global configuration file using -g, --global simultaneously with the -u, --unset option.
