hey guys, anyone here familiar with cpanel and the newer theme jupiter? I am trying to do the following: • The theme is created along with our own logo / footer - header I am trying to connect the theme to go into other cpanel servers (multiple agents) but I fail to do so. My code is : class cpanelthemes {

File {'<http://cpanel_jupiter_footer.html.tt|cpanel_jupiter_footer.html.tt>':

path    => '/var/cpanel/customizations/content_includes/cpanel_jupiter_footer.html.tt',

content => template('cpanelthemes/cpanel_jupiter_footer.html.tt'),

owner   => 'root',

mode    => '0644',

}

}

and also with exec command :

exec { 'brand.txt':

path     => 'whmapi1 update_customizations application=cpanel theme="jupiter" brand=$(cat /var/cpanel/customizations/content_includes/brand.txt)',

creates  => '/var/cpanel/customizations/content_includes/brand.txt',

provider => shell,

}

This only seems to create a brand.txt (it's a code that is too long but shortened for puppet) into a wrong directorium. Any tips on how to procceed with this? Thanks!

hey guys, anyone here familiar with cpanel and the newer theme jupiter? I am trying to do the following: • The theme is created along with our own logo / footer - header I am trying to connect the theme to go into other cpanel servers (multiple agents) but I fail to do so. My code is : class cpanelthemes {

File {'<http://cpanel_jupiter_footer.html.tt|cpanel_jupiter_footer.html.tt>':

path    => '/var/cpanel/customizations/content_includes/cpanel_jupiter_footer.html.tt',

content => template('cpanelthemes/cpanel_jupiter_footer.html.tt'),

owner   => 'root',

mode    => '0644',

}

}

and also with exec command :

exec { 'brand.txt':

path     => 'whmapi1 update_customizations application=cpanel theme="jupiter" brand=$(cat /var/cpanel/customizations/content_includes/brand.txt)',

creates  => '/var/cpanel/customizations/content_includes/brand.txt',

provider => shell,

}

This only seems to create a brand.txt (it's a code that is too long but shortened for puppet) into a wrong directorium. Any tips on how to procceed with this? Thanks!

Your first line should be

file {

instead of

File {

by convention all resource types are written with a lower case initial letter. This is not your problem though since the upper case variant is also allowed to cater for some advanced use cases.

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I have used nightly build for ubuntu 22.04 support, on Aug 4 Puppet released 6.28.0-1 now\ I try to do apt install puppet-agent but it fails with "puppet-agent is already the newest version (6.28.0.7.g92834a081-1jammy)". So nightly has higher version number I have to force it? possible issues?

I have used nightly build for ubuntu 22.04 support, on Aug 4 Puppet released 6.28.0-1 now I try to do apt install puppet-agent (added new repo) but it fails with "puppet-agent is already the newest version (6.28.0.7.g92834a081-1jammy)". So nightly has higher version number I have to force it? possible issues?

Will you still get a duplicate resource conflict if one location has a specific resource declaration and the other is using

ensure_resource()

? I seem to be and am trying to understand that.

Meaning, do I have to switch to

ensure_resource()

in both locations?

I mean, I created a spec test even to make sure that that wasn’t the case, but I seem to be getting that behavior anyway.

You can still get a duplicate declaration error if the

ensure_resource()

is evaluated before the specific declaration. Order of evaluation for manifest files is very difficult to predict, let alone control, so using

ensure_resource()

in both locations is the way to go.

Ah. That makes sense.

That’s one of the things I wish was manageable in Puppet. non-Puppet CMs don’t even try. They just execute in a specific order, but have none of the benefit of declarative relationships.

That’s one of the things I wish was manageable in Puppet. non-Puppet CMs don’t even try. They just execute in a specific order, but have none of the benefit of declarative relationships.

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Another thing to keep in mind is that the parameters hash has to be identical for all instances for

ensure_resource

to work

We've only got classes declared in our ENC, but there are multiple of them. It's not a single role, in other words

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4.10.0

https://github.com/rodjek/rspec-puppet a very very rough overview for rspec-puppet

your website is very interesting. Any of your trainings are available on udemy, pluralsight or coursera ?

Are there any plans to release a new version of PDK which supports Ubuntu 22.04? I believe it's because current version of PDK includes facterdb-1.16.1 while Ubuntu facts was added in 1.18.0 (1.19.0 is released though). Or does PDK include this in some other way?

I think PDK is discussed in #C113FRBRU

I saw there there is a post there about it. Sorry for missing it, or that was more packing generally and not this.

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