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The --assumeno flag makes the yum command exit with 1 and creates yum_save_tx files because of that:
Exiting on user command
Your transaction was saved, rerun it with:
yum load-transaction /tmp/yum_save_tx
Since the OSAgent runs these commands every 10 minutes, the number of yum_save_tx files increases fast.
How to reproduce
Enable OSAgent on Centos. Check for these files in /tmp folder.
Environment
Currently tested in Centos.
Possible solution
The issue here is --assumeno flag. The following command would still have it check but not install anything. Or perhaps there is a way to prevent OSAgent to run this? Seems to be static from the code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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OSAgent checking for updates in CentosOS creates yum_save_tx files
OSAgent checking for updates in Centos creates yum_save_tx files
Jun 21, 2022
When the OSAgent checks for patches, it runs the following commands:
The --assumeno flag makes the yum command exit with 1 and creates yum_save_tx files because of that:
Since the OSAgent runs these commands every 10 minutes, the number of yum_save_tx files increases fast.
How to reproduce
Enable OSAgent on Centos. Check for these files in /tmp folder.
Environment
Currently tested in Centos.
Possible solution
The issue here is --assumeno flag. The following command would still have it check but not install anything. Or perhaps there is a way to prevent OSAgent to run this? Seems to be static from the code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: