that one erro seems resolves, but now getting an error
Error: Package: nethserver-self-service-password-0.2-1.ns7.noarch (danb35)
Requires: self-service-password
You could try using --skip-broken to work around the problem
You could try running: rpm -Va --nofiles --nodigest
when running yum --enablerepo=danb35 install nethserver-self-service-password
Perhaps. What’s curious is that it worked on my test system (a completely clean installation) without specifying that repo. Do you have a subscription on your server?
IIRC (and it been a while, had to do with arm kernels not being updated ) when-ever there is a software-repos-save event , which usually only happens with a new nethsever point release, all (3th party) repositories are disabled. Only difference in behavior between a subscription and a *non-*subscription is on a *non-*subscription nethforge keeps being enabled:
Since nethserver-subscription 3.8.6 (17 feb 2021) a user can change the default behavior:
A packager / 3th party nethserver-repository provider could hook in to expansion of /etc/nethserver/eorepo.conf (like I did for the CentOS-arm-kernel repository) Though IMHO it would be inappropriate to do so for subscription systems. And more broader keeps the question open how to govern this.
(I mean: Consulted @davidep to keep the (official CentOS) repository for arm-kernels enabled, which seems a no-brainer, as it intrudes some core parts of nethserver-base / nethserver-subscription)