Install pulp-admin and using with Katello

To install pulp-admin, use the following command:
 
yum install pulp-rpm-admin-extensions.noarch pulp-admin-client  pulp-rpm-handlers.noarch

Authenticate to pulp in every pulp-admin call

To run a single pulp-admin command, use:
 
#pulpAdminPassword=$(grep ^default_password /etc/pulp/server.conf | cut -d' ' -f2)
 
#pulp-admin -u admin -p $pulpAdminPassword rpm repo list

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