Release Notes
3. March 2025

orcharhino 7.1

orcharhino 7.1 is here!

Tech Update Video

A short overview of the new features introduced in orcharhino 7.1



Highlight

In-place Upgrade from EL8 to EL9

orcharhino 7.1 brings you a new world of Enterprise Linux 9 to existing installations.
With orcharhino 7.1, an in-place upgrade of the orcharhino platform to AlmaLinux 9, Oracle Linux 9, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9, and Rocky Linux 9 is provided using the Leapp utility.
With the in-place upgrade, there is no need for reinstallation, all settings and contents are retained.
Upgrading orcharhino platform from EL8 to EL9 can be done as a separate task at any time prior to the upgrade to orcharhino 7.2.



Deprecations

Changelog Features

Changelog Bugfixes

  • Configuration Management (Ansible): Do not hide the SCAP client role on the Ansible roles UI page to setup the SCAP client.
  • Content Management (Debian): Added fall back mechanism for structured APT in case of historic content view versions that lack structured content.
  • Content Management (Debian/Ubuntu): Enable lenient validation in Debian Release files to resolve synchronization issues for edge-case repositories that do not fully adhere to Debian specifications.
  • Content Management (Debian/Ubuntu): Errata for Debian/Ubuntu sometimes were shown for systems that have already been patched.
  • Content Management (Debian/Ubuntu): Fixed a bug where Deb repositories using “flat repository format” could not be synced to orcharhino Proxy Servers.
  • Content Management (Debian/Ubuntu): Flat APT repos with a distribution other than “/” with structured APT enabled can’t be consumed.
  • Content Management (Debian/Ubuntu): The upgrade procedure will run a script to correct datasets that may lead to show already solved errata as applicable on hosts.
  • Content Management (Oracle Linux): pulp_rpm now includes improved connection handling. It will automatically retry if the connection is interrupted or encounters a 403 error, resolving issues with ULN repositories.
  • Content Management: ‘katello:correct_repositories’ rake task miss-identifies rolling content view repositories as broken.
  • Content Management: Hosts subscribed to rolling content views list all errata as installable.
  • Host Provisioning (Debian): Fix LVM provisioning using offline installation media.
  • Host Provisioning (EL9): Bootdisk-based provisioning failed on orcharhino Server on EL9 due to SELinux access issues.
  • Host Provisioning: The error message in the remote execution setup template states “yum” for Debian-based systems.
  • Installation: Ensure the SELinux context is correctly applied to all files and directories during installation by running an Ansible role as one of the final steps.
  • Management UI: Fixed links to documentation for configuring user authentication.
  • New All Hosts Page (Tech Preview): New “All Hosts Page” does not show package updates for Debian/Ubuntu.
  • orcharhino Clients (Debian/Ubuntu ): Update the path to the apt hook script to run the “katello-host-tools” tracer upload script. A knowledge base article was written for older orcharhino versions.
  • orcharhino Maintenance: Fixed Cockpit connection to orcharhino Server if Cockpit is enabled and “foreman-proxy” can access “root” on orcharhino Server via SSH.
  • orcharhino Proxy Servers: Ansible role to provide content for orcharhino Proxy Servers failed on EL9 due to missing URLs for orcharhino Clients.
  • orcharhino Proxy Servers: Fixed a bug that prevented changing the organization context of a newly created orcharhino Proxy Server.
  • Proxmox: Adding hard disk with size in terabyte is not interpreted correctly by orcharhino.
  • Proxmox: Adding new storage while updating the host throws an error.
  • Proxmox: Removing hard disk from hosts in orcharhino results in wrong number of hard disks on Proxmox server.
  • Remote Execution: Remove unused setting “remote_execution_workers_pool_size”. This fixes the issue that a warning of a undefined setting was written many times to the log file.
  • Resource Quota (Tech Preview): Units for memory and disk space are displayed as MB/GB/TB instead of MiB/GiB/TiB and do not allow floating point numbers.

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