RHEL 7 8.8 Offline Downloader - Fatal error while updating metadata
Drew Trachy Sep 1, 2016 5:52 PMI'm trying to download a RHEL 7 child channel using the 8.8 offline downloader from a RHEL 6 server. I should stress we're able to download the main channel without issues using the 8.6 downloader.
Here's the command I'm executing:
./redhat_downloader.sh -configFile "/bladelogic/47565.cfg" -rhnUser "<user>" -rhnPass "<passwd>" -cacert
"/etc/rhsm/ca/redhat-uep.pem" -cert "/etc/rhsm/ca/client-cert.pem" -key "/etc/rhsm/ca/client-key.pem"<redhat-downloader-config>
And here are the contents of the 47565.cfg config file:
<config>
<temporary-location>/bladelogic</temporary-location>
<payload-repository-location>/u01/nsh/patch_analysis/redhat/rhel-x86_64-server-7-88test</payload-repository-location>
<download-request-retries>10</download-request-retries>
<download-request-timeout>180000</download-request-timeout>
<downloader-parallel-threads>10</downloader-parallel-threads>
</config>
<subscription>
<errata-type-filter>
<os>RHES7</os>
<arch>x86_64</arch>
<channel-label>rhel-7-server-optional-rpms</channel-label>
<errata-severity>
<critical>true</critical>
<important>true</important>
<moderate>true</moderate>
<low>true</low>
</errata-severity>
<errata-type>
<security>true</security>
<bugfix>true</bugfix>
<enhancement>true</enhancement>
</errata-type>
</errata-type-filter>
</subscription>
</redhat-downloader-config>
And here's the error I'm getting:
Thu Sep 1 16:13:36 MDT 2016 [INFO] Executing the PSU offline downloader for redhat ....
Thu Sep 1 16:13:36 MDT 2016 [INFO] Executing the PSU/downloader command...
Initializing
Workspace directory already exist at destination
Proceeding for some prechecks
Precheck for yum, reposync and subscription-manager is successful.
Downloader failed with errors: Fatal error while updating metadata : org.sqlite.core.NativeDB._open(Ljava/lang/String;I)V --- Cause:
======================= Download Result ================================
RPMs downloaded - 0
RPMs download skipped - 0
RPMs download failed - 0
Erratas applicable - 0
========================================================================
Any ideas what's up? I would have tried using the catalogManager script I have, but it doesn't appear to be equipped to use the RHEL 7 certs.