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<https://github.com/voxpupuli/facterdb/issues/276>

looks like someone took facter output from non-QEMU virtual machine

hmm.. <@U01E5GBFARF> which facterdb gem version do you have? and which facter version is used also? I had quick look over few redhat-X-x86_64.facts and it looks ok in master

Whatever is running in the CI: <https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-openvpn/actions/runs/5446399285/jobs/9907092844?pr=448>

There are no RHEL 9 facts in 4.4 or 4.3/ The last one to have those is 4.2 and that has these other IPs:
<https://github.com/voxpupuli/facterdb/blob/master/facts/4.2/redhat-9-x86_64.facts#L338>

ah, I see now.. yes, I’d say it’s a bug..

Is there a simple way for me to contribute the missing RHEL facts?

I’m not sure what is the policy.. it seems currently you can just raise a PR

The repo says there is a Vagrantfile, but I don't see one

tbh, I’d prefer if we have a pool of QEMU images to run and take the facter output from

cannot help with vagrant as I’m on Mac M1.. there is no working vagrant providers so far other than semi-custom qemu and experimental virtualbox

and btw.. maybe we should support arm64 in facts too.. and maybe deprecate i386 (if not done yet)

well.. I see there is a pool of VMs in Vagrantfile defined.. so forget about what I said about pool of QEMU images :slightly_smiling_face: it’s done but in vagrant

I submitted a PR. Is there a reason it still creates facts with Puppet 6?

<@U2S1MUUQ7> By core provider, I assume you refer to `dnfmodule` provider in `package` resource. There was some discussion about this a while ago. What we found out:
1. It can't, for example, install or uninstall whole profiles
2. It's somewhat limited on selecting streams and profiles
3. It's meant to manage packages, not modules

never tried uninstall, but install works fine, in my experience

<@U2S1MUUQ7> How do you install a profile?

For example
```puppet resource package nodejs provider=dnfmodule ensure=14 flavor=minimal```

your code implies one can enable same stream multiple times, which is not the case, right?

<@U2S1MUUQ7> I didn't understand how `puppet resource package nodejs provider=dnfmodule ensure=14 flavor=minimal` installs a profile, rather than a package. Can you ellaborate?

and I am sure ensure=absent will remove all packages from that stream

<@U2S1MUUQ7> `resource package &lt;Module&gt; provider=dnfmodule ensure=&lt;Stream or absent&gt; flavor=&lt;Profile&gt;` does work. Will try some other options to replicate what I did in the PR.