Add os product tag based on /etc/os-release #2
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Currently, content filter based on the product-tags only works for RHEL. The content filter method should also be usable for other OSses, like CentOS, SuSE or even Debian/Ubuntu. With this approach, a [os-name]-[os-version] tag is created based on /etc/os-release. The tag is only generated and added if the feature is activated by setting use_os_release_product=1 in /etc/rhsm/rhsm.conf
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Currently, content filter based on the product-tags only works for RHEL. The content filter method should also be usable for other OSses, like CentOS, SuSE or even Debian/Ubuntu. With this approach, a [os-name]-[os-version] tag is created based on /etc/os-release. The tag is only generated and added if the feature is activated by setting use_os_release_product=1 in /etc/rhsm/rhsm.conf