After Leap upgrade of Satellite6.11's base OS from RHEL7 to RHEL8, Satellite related services are not starting properly.

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Issue

After Leap upgrade of Satellite6.11's base OS from RHEL7 to RHEL8, Satellite related services are not starting properly. It seems that there are not enough services managed by the "satellite-maintain service" command.

# satellite-maintain service list
 Running Service List
 ================================================================================
 List applicable services: 
 dynflow-sidekiq@.service                    disabled 
 foreman-proxy.service                       disabled 
 httpd.service                               disabled 
 postgresql.service                          disabled 
 puppetserver.service                        enabled  
 redis.service                               enabled  
 tomcat.service                              disabled

 All services listed                                                   [OK]
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Below is a list of basic Satellite 6.11 server services.

# foreman-maintain service list
Running Service List
================================================================================
List applicable services: 
dynflow-sidekiq@.service                   indirect
foreman-proxy.service                      enabled 
foreman.service                            enabled 
httpd.service                              enabled 
postgresql.service                         enabled 
pulpcore-api.service                       enabled 
pulpcore-content.service                   enabled 
pulpcore-worker@.service                   indirect
redis.service                              enabled 
tomcat.service                             enabled

All services listed                                                   [OK]
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Environment

Red Hat Satellite 6.11

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