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Author SHA1 Message Date
Ryan Brady
386a7a01d3 Fix repo enablement for RHEL during registration
Previously the REG_REPOS value was a space delimited list of repo
names, but the spaces were incompatible with passing through json.
If you pass a list in json through the heat parameter, the output
is the string representation of a python list of unicode vaules.
This patch changes the rhel-registration scripts to process the
REG_REPOS value as a comma delimited list which is more easily
passed through json.  Both scripts have been updated to remain
consistent.

Change-Id: I21b3fd115e53aa3b0fa4af9bbfb1f08b6fe163ab
2014-12-04 21:52:16 -05:00
Ryan Brady
bf8b77a8ea Add Activation Key Support For Customer Portal
This patch adds support to register with the hosted customer portal
using activation keys.  If an activation key is present in either
the REG_ACTIVATION_KEY or rh_registration.activation_key, it will
use that value instead of username and password credentials when
registering with Satellite or the hosted Customer Portal.  This
patch also enforces that an org must be set in either the REG_ORG
or rh_registration.org to use the activation key.

Change-Id: If40dd78ba793d508afb1a5ab345470ee5929afb0
2014-12-03 12:46:58 -05:00
Ryan Brady
81b4c00fdc Update RHEL Registration
This patch updates the 00-rhel-registration script to not
not fail a stack when metadata isn't found.

Change-Id: Ie305fed79e4baadf1a03c4a3d06a23cf36e92f77
2014-11-19 18:05:24 -05:00
Ryan Brady
ac8514c089 Enable RHEL Registration
This patch documents the 00-rhsm script as <= RHEL6 as it doesn't
work with the latest release of Satellite.  The Red Hat Network
(RHN) method of registration is being phased out in favor of Red
Hat Customer Portal and Satellite 6.  The subscription-manager
command line tool is the preferred method of registration.

The registration of RHEL is required to enable repositories for
software installation during image creation time.

This element provides functionality for registering RHEL images
during the image build process with diskimage-builder's
disk-image-create script.  The RHEL image will register itself
with either the hosted Red Hat Customer Portal or Satellite to
enable software installation from official repositories. After
the end of the image creation process, the image will unregister
itself so an entitlement will not be decremented from the account.

Boot-time registration is supported through metadata.  Please see
the configuration in the README for more information.

Change-Id: Ia9ef377cc4ed9595633888bfb248a1224e04b542
2014-10-31 12:36:43 -04:00