yeah … I tried.. let me do again

ahhh

This will cure it

class foo (
  $test = $foo::params::test,
) inherits foo::params {

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it’s working now ! thank you @vchepkov !

it’s working now ! thank you @vchepkov !

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Hello guys Is there any problem with the 2FA email? We are trying to log in but the email code is not sent.

👋 Hello, team!

I have one basic query, Can we import ruby classes in custom fact to leverage them for code output for example am trying to test whether a port is open or closed and based on the result i want that value to be populated as fact . This fact value i want to use in my modules for further conditional processing. Here is the code snippet for the same.

# nxlog_state.rb require socket def nxlog_port_open?(ip, port) begin s = Socket.tcp(ip, port, connect_timeout: 5) s.close return true rescue return false end end # function call Facter.add(:nxlog_connection) do confine osfamily: 'windows' setcode do if nxlog_port_open?(param1, param2) 'open' else 'blocked' end end end

but this doesnt seems to work when triggering facter

is this all one file? If so, the require and the method code should be inlined inside the

setcode

block

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Facts can’t take parameters for input. So yeah +1 to Ben’s question about param1 and param2

Facts can’t take parameters for input. So yeah +1 to Ben’s question about param1 and param2

generally the fact would be about the system you are on (not a remote system), so it would be trying to look at a local listener and not reaching off machine. On Linux, I'd probably use the output of

ss

or

lsof

to determine if something was listening on the machine. I'm guessing there's an equivalent powershell commandlet that would do it on windows. It almost looks like you want a fact on machine x to determine if a service on system y is allowing connections. If both are puppet managed, I'd expect machine y to have a fact and then use puppetdb_query in the puppet code for machine x to use it to make decisions. If machine y is not puppet managed, it's obviously more complicated.

I think this is related to this other post from puppet-dev: https://puppetcommunity.slack.com/archives/C0W1X7ZAL/p1661194100814879

Trying to test connectivity to a remote system/check if a remote system’s port is open? If so….. why? What’s the real use case here? That’s kind of …. odd. At least odd to do with puppet.

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and now I have two more channels to follow 😏

does anyone know if there's a way in puppetdb to check for expiring certs (for puppet 4/6)

There’s nothing built-in that captures a cert’s expiration time into PuppetDB. But you could, in theory, write a custom fact that shows a host’s cert expiration, then you could query for that fact out of PuppetDB.

welp I guess I know what I am doing today

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I guess forgot to do TODO 🙂

@vchepkov ++

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Hi team please help me on how to create a custom tasks with shell script in PE i am created two file file.sh, file.json in the path /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/production/modules/tasks but those are not showing the web console Thank you

You might try the bolt channel and the bolt documentation. https://puppet.com/docs/pe/2021.2/tasks_in_pe.html https://puppet.com/docs/bolt/latest/bolt.html