Identifying and Removing Products that do not have a Valid Subscription

Hello all,

I have a server that is registered to RH Satellite and is not a capsule. However, the server was initially deployed by someone else with a RH Satellite Infrastructure subscription and had some packages (such as python2-pycurl) "updated" with the satellite-capsule versions instead of the regular versions. This has created the issue of subscription-manager reporting that some of my installed products don't have a valid subscription.

[root@server ~]# subscription-manager status
+-------------------------------------------+
   System Status Details
+-------------------------------------------+
Overall Status: Invalid

Red Hat Satellite Capsule:
- Not supported by a valid subscription.

System Purpose Status: Matched

I've identified at least some of the packages using

yum list installed | grep "rhel-7-server-sat"

My ultimate goal is to upgrade the server from 7.9 to 8.8 using Leapp. However, Leapp will not let me upgrade as long as the error exists. The server is under a RHEL for Virtual Datacenters w/ Satellite subscription so I'm fairly certain I can't go without RHSM.

2024-03-20 12:27:25.767281 [ERROR] Actor: scan_subscription_manager_info
Message: A subscription-manager command failed to execute
Summary:
    Details: Command ['subscription-manager', 'status'] failed with exit code 1.
    Stderr:
    Hint: Please ensure you have a valid RHEL subscription and your network is up. If you are using proxy for Red Hat subscription-manager, please make sure it is specified inside the /etc/rhsm/rhsm.conf file. Or use the --no-rhsm option when running leapp, if you do not want to use subscription-manager for the in-place upgrade and you want to deliver all target repositories by yourself or using RHUI on public cloud.

I understand that I could add the subscription back temporarily to satisfy subscription-manager and get the upgrade, but that's a workaround and not solving the root of the issue.

My question: How can I identify what packages need to be removed to satisfy subscription-manager? Is there any other actions I need to take to get subscription-manager to recognize the issue?

Thanks