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Chapter 5. 4.2 Release Notes
5.1. New Features
This following major enhancements have been introduced in Red Hat Update Infrastructure 4.2.
- Importing package group metadata to a custom repository is now supported
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With this update, data from a
compsfile can now be imported and included into the metadata for a custom repository. For more information, see Importing package group metadata to a custom repository. - Faster package uploads
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Previously,
rhui-manageruploaded a single package at a time and republished the custom repository after each upload. With this update,rhui-managercreates a temporary repository instead, which contains all the packages that have to be uploaded. Additionally,rhui-manageralso creates the repodata for this temporary repository. To upload the packages to the custom repository,rhui-managersynchronizes the custom repository with the temporary one. As a result, package uploads are now significantly faster. - User supplied HAProxy configuration file is now supported
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With this update, you can specify a custom template for an HAProxy configuration when adding an HAProxy load balancer to your RHUI instance. If you do not specify a custom file, the default template is used. The default template is stored in the
/usr/share/rhui-tools/templates/haproxy.cfgfile. - New
rhui-manageraliases -
With this update, aliases for the
--usernameand--passwordoptions for therhui-managercommand are now supported in the command-line interface. You can now use the short forms-uand-prespectively. gunicornservices now restart automatically-
With this update,
gunicornservices restart automatically if they exit unexpectedly. As a result, CDS nodes can now recover from situations where these services stop unexpectedly, for example, when the system runs out of memory. - Upgraded
rhui-managerutility With this update, the following new option and flag are now available in
rhui-manager:-
repo add_by_fileoption to add repositories using a YAML input file. For more information, see Adding a new Red Hat content repository using an input file. -
--sync_nowflag to sync any repositories that are added. This flag is now available with therhui-manager repo add_by_repoandrhui-manager repo add_by_filecommands.
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5.2. Bug Fixes
The following bugs have been fixed in Red Hat Update Infrastructure 4.2 that have a significant impact on users.
- Migrating to a different remote file server now works as expected
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Previously, when
rhui-installerwas rerun with a remote file server, which was different from the one that was originally used,rhui-installerfailed to unmount the original file server. Additionally,rhui-installeralso failed to remove the record of the file server from the/etc/fstabfile. Consequently, migrating to another remote file server failed. With this update,rhui-installersuccessfully unmounts the remote file server and also removes its record. As a result, migrating to a different remote file server now works as expected.
5.3. Known Issues
This part describes known issues in Red Hat Update Infrastructure 4.2.
- Repository synchronization tasks fail when updating Red Hat Update Infrastructure
When you update RHUI, Pulp worker processes are shut down and restarted once the update is complete. Consequently, any repository synchronization tasks that are scheduled during the update might be aborted with the following error:
Aborted during worker shutdown
As a workaround, aborted repository synchronization tasks are automatically rerun at the next available time slot. The default is 6 hours. Alternatively, you can manually synchronize repositories after the update is complete.
rhui-installerignores custom RHUI CA when updating to a newer version of RHUIWhen updating from RHUI version 4.1.0 or older,
rhui-installerignores the existing custom RHUI CA and generates a new RHUI CA regardless of the parameter value set in theanswer.ymlfile. Consequently, RHUI fails to recognize clients which use the older RHUI CA. To work around this problem, specify the custom RHUI CA when running therhui-installer --reruncommand.# rhui-installer --rerun --user-supplied-rhui-ca-crt <custom_RHUI_CA.crt> --user-supplied-rhui-ca-key <custom_RHUI_CA_key>For more information, see Updating Red Hat Update Infrastructure.
rhui-manager repo unusedcommand fails to list newly added repositoriesCurrently, the
rhui-manager repo unusedcommand displays all the repositories that are listed in the entitlement certificate but are not used by RHUI. However, when new repositories are added to the certificate, they might not be immediately available to the RHUA node due to a previously active denylist. Consequently, they are not displayed when you run the command to list the unused repositories. To work around this problem, you must remove the repository cache. You can do so by running the following command:# rm -f /var/cache/rhui/*
