After a lot of try ( if there is a wgetrc with proxy, installer fails since
it try to wget something from localhost…), i installed katello 2.3 on a
rhel 7.1
last stable katello-installer installs also foreman 1.9, but in
katello-installer there is no option for salt, so i yum installed
foreman-installer,
and tried to run foreman installer with enable salt parameters .
It ends in lot of errors, leaving previous katello installation unusable.
So how i install salt options directly or after katello-installer?
Why foreman-installer have no an idea of any previous installation from
katello?
>
>
> After a lot of try ( if there is a wgetrc with proxy, installer fails since
> it try to wget something from localhost…), i installed katello 2.3 on a
> rhel 7.1
> last stable katello-installer installs also foreman 1.9, but in
> katello-installer there is no option for salt,
Can you file an issue at
Foreman so we can
expose it in the katello-installer?
> so i yum installed foreman-installer,
> and tried to run foreman installer with enable salt parameters .
> It ends in lot of errors, leaving previous katello installation unusable.
You can try to run katello-installer again but this may not be fixable.
katello and foreman installers are not compatible.
> So how i install salt options directly or after katello-installer?
Just install the package RPM's and then follow the rest of the
isntructions in the salt manual.
> Why foreman-installer have no an idea of any previous installation from
> katello?
They are not compatible, foreman-installer on a katello or vice versa
will completely break everything.
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