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- Import Red Hat Errata and Channels in SA using SA Red Hat Importer tool
- RHN Classic, RHSM and Satellite
- Content import using Red Hat Subscription Management
- Entitlement certificates
- Install Red Hat CA certificates
- Content labels
- Sample use cases
- Migration
- Supported RHEL versions
- Reuse Red Hat import configuration file
- View errata based and channel based policies in the SA Client
Reuse a Red Hat import configuration file
You can reuse an rhn_import.conf file that contains encrypted passwords on another core, however you must clear all the encrypted passwords before copying the file and reuse the --hide_passwords
option on the new core.
The sequence of the steps matters. It is important that you change the encrypted passwords into clear text and use the --hide_passwords
option. If you attempt to reuse an rhn_import.conf file with encrypted passwords on another core without performing these steps, an error (500 Internal Server) will occur.
To reuse an rhn_import.conf file containing encrypted passwords on another core:
- Change all encrypted passwords in the file into clear text.
- Copy the rhn_import.conf file to the other core.
- Reuse the
–hide_passwords
option when running the RHN import on the new core.
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