Adds compatibility for Oracle Linux #578
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| def install_many(self, names): | ||
| """Install many packages.""" | ||
| return utils.exec_cmd("yum install -y --quiet {}".format(" ".join(names))) | ||
| return utils.exec_cmd("yum install -y {}".format(" ".join(names))) # Before it was quiet |
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Why do you remove the quiet option?
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To see if somehow one of the packages may fail. Also, during this step installation took so long, so it didn't actually seems to be doing anything, or, better said, it didn't give the sensation of progress.
| """Initialize backend.""" | ||
| super(RPMPackage, self).__init__(dist_name) | ||
| if "centos" in dist_name: | ||
| if dist_name in ["centos", "oracle linux server"]: |
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Be careful here, you're changing the check logic for centos. This was not a strict comparison
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Maybe a better comparison could be to use the availability of the package manager. Anyways, it still didn't affect CentOS functionality at all. Do you suggest something different?
| if distname in ["debian", "debian gnu/linux", "ubuntu", "linuxmint"]: | ||
| backend = DEBPackage | ||
| elif "centos" in distname: | ||
| elif distname in ["centos", "oracle linux server"]: |
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Be careful here, you're changing the check logic for centos. This was not a strict comparison
| if ssl_protocol_parameter == "ssl_min_protocol": | ||
| ssl_protocols = "TLSv1" | ||
| if "centos" in utils.dist_name(): | ||
| if utils.dist_name() in ["centos", "oracle linux server"]: |
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Be careful here, you're changing the check logic for centos. This was not a strict comparison
| """Additionnal variables.""" | ||
| context = super(Uwsgi, self).get_template_context() | ||
| if package.backend.FORMAT == "deb": | ||
| if package.backend.FORMAT == "deb" or True: |
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On oracle linux the default usage of python was also python3. Then, I suggest this to be the default scenario, as I don't know in which distros "python36" is being used. (Reversing the logic might be a better solution: in those distro's special cases, use python36 instead of python3)
| for appname in PRIMARY_APPS: | ||
| scripts.install(appname, config, args.upgrade, args.restore) | ||
| system.restart_service("cron") | ||
| system.restart_service("crond") |
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I could give it a try using Rocky, as CentOS is now unavailable. I haven't installed it on debian based distros.
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Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses:
Current behavior before PR:
Desired behavior after PR is merged: