[rhn-users] Most Critical Systems list on RHN

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Wed Aug 9 21:04:22 UTC 2006


On 8/9/06, Máirín Duffy <duffy at redhat.com> wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> The way it was designed to work:
>
> (1) Systems with the highest # of updates available (with weight applied
> to security, bugfix, and enhancement errata in that order,
> greatest-to-least) are displayed towards the top of the list.
>
> (2) (Satellite-only) Systems with the highest # of critical / warning
> probes (weight applied in that status order, greatest-to-least.) are
> displayed towards the top. I believe if a system has both pending
> updates AND monitoring probes needing attention, it will float to the
> top of the list above systems with only pending updates OR monitoring
> probes needing attention.
>
> Make sense? Does this fit with what you've observed?

Yes I think that makes sense but I don't think it is what I'm
observing at all. Currently among the top 5 I see four systems with 2
outstanding updates and one system with a single outstanding update.
Needless to say, I have hundreds of systems in far worse shape on
paper.

I can see value in this even though I don't think it is currently
working here as it was intended to work. I think it might be really
nice if we could tweak some settings to fine tune the criteria used to
get on the list in the future.

Thanks,
John




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