Known Issues
These known issues have been identified in Autonomous Linux.
No option to edit a module for a group
- Details
- Autonomous Linux doesn't provide an option to edit a module for a group using the Console at this time.
- Workaround
- We're working on a resolution. As a workaround, you can use the API or CLI to edit the module. Or, in the Console you can first remove the module and then add the module with the updated module stream configuration.
Can't use private or third-party repositories
- Details
- You can't use your own private or third-party yum repositories or mirrors with Autonomous Linux. The service, however, doesn't interact with nor interfere with content from these repositories.
- Workaround
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We're working on a resolution to manage content from private and third-party repositories using Autonomous Linux.
As a workaround, you can manually add custom repository files to
/etc/yum.repos.don an instance registered with Autonomous Linux and then manage those repositories outside of the service. Autonomous Linux won't disable these repositories. However, scheduled update jobs won't update content from private or third-party repositories.
Oracle Instant Client isn't installed by default
- Details
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Autonomous Linux instances created after March 18, 2020 don't have the Oracle Instant Client installed by default.
- Workaround
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- Add the
instantclientsoftware source appropriate for the instance OS to OS Management Hub. See: - Attach the software source to the instance or group. See:
- Install the version of the
oracle-instantclientpackage that you want on the instance or add it to the group. See:
- Add the