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Chapter 4. Installation

proxyPassword=<proxy-password>

3. Register the system to RHN.

4. Begin the installation of RHN Satellite with the disconnected option:

./install.pl --disconnected

5. Once the installation is completed, you will need to add or modify your settings in the /etc/rhn/

rhn.conf file:

server.satellite.http_proxy = <http-proxy-fqdn>

server.satellite.http_proxy_username = <proxy-username>

server.satellite.http_proxy_password = <proxy-password>

disconnected=0

6. Restart the Satellite service:

service rhn-satellite restart

7. Reactivate the Satellite as a connected Satellite:

rhn-satellite-activate --rhn-cert=<path-to-cert>

You should now have a connected RHN Satellite that will work behind an HTTP proxy.

4.5. Sendmail Configuration

If your RHN Satellite will serve Monitoring-entitled systems and you wish to acknowledge via email the

alert notifications you receive, you must configure sendmail to properly handle incoming mail. This

is required by the email redirect feature, which allows you to stop notifying users about a Monitoring-

related event with a single reply.

Important

Some more restrictive corporate mail configurations will not allow mail to be sent from

an address that is not recognized as valid. Therefore, it may be necessary to configure

rogerthat01@{mail domain} as a valid email address in your corporate environment. Check

with your mail systems administrator.

To configure sendmail correctly, run the following commands as root. First, create a symbolic link

allowing sendmail to run the notification enqueuer with the following command:

ln -s /usr/bin/ack_enqueuer.pl /etc/smrsh/.

Next, edit the /etc/aliases file on the mail server and add the following line:

1 2 ... 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 ... 85 86

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