[Spacewalk-list] Removing a channel and repo

[Daryl Rose]

Thanks Chris.

Daryl


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Yes, you can kill it.



And it can take A LONG time depending upon the volume of packages in your database and on the filesystem.    Mine can run between 30-60 minutes easily with all the stuff I've got in there.



From: spacewalk-list-bounces at redhat.com [mailto:spacewalk-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Daryl Rose
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I think that I answered my own question.  I found an old posting where someone else asked a similar question, and was provided instructions on finding the orphaned packages within the Channel Management.



I started an  spacewalk-data-fsck, but I'm not sure if its really doing anything or not.   Can I kill it without causing harm?



Thanks



Daryl





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If I remove a channel, and its respective repository, do all of the downloaded packages get cleaned up from the file system and any references from the database?



Thanks



Daryl
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