#theforeman

Can anyone tell me how to troubleshoot why my @host.ip would be null during a puppet run? Or point me to where all the attributes accessible under @host are and how to verify their values?

So, the puppet-foreman module has a "custom_repo" attribute (that we set to true because we usually use pulp) ... accidentally cloned that setting to a new environment without pulp *yet* and it broke puppet server because it pointed the ENC to foreman, but did not install foreman :)

jjulien, @host.ip means you are in a ERB template? As opposed to puppet code $host['ip'] ?

TommyTheKid, I'm using @host.ip in a puppet class parameter within Foreman, using Foreman as the ENC. @host.ip on most of my hosts has always defaulted to eth0, but now I'm getting a null for some reason on one host, and not sure where to look. I found @host.ip in some random online posts, but never found documentation on exactly what @host was or where the data came from.

I ended up going with @host.facts['networking::interfaces::eth0::ip'] which seems much more reliable, but I am still curious where the @host variable is set.

Ok, so the ForemanENC does use "erb" syntax, so @host.ip should be OK, provided that @host is defined? Is that defined by foreman

Hi, The servers in the UI are FQDN. is it possible to show only the short name?

Hi, I'm using Salt plugin. When provisioning a new server, there is an option to select "Salt Environment". How can I find the parameter of this key? I would like to use it in kickstart

hi.. after upgrade the header icon is broken.. (it's not showing) :) how to fix it?

I can't read the comments, the bottom banner is over it: https://theforeman.org/2015/11/foreman-ssl.html

Luckily my add blocker has an element picker

hi.. after upgrade the header icon is broken.. (it's not showing) :) how to fix it?

heya, how can i get information about all the variables that may be used in provisioning templates? is the list on the wiki complete? where should i look in the foreman code for a list?

I'd like to do something with the provisioning token of a host inside a template

lowercase, http://projects.theforeman.org/projects/foreman...

sean797: yeah, i read that wiki article and was asking if the list of variables is complete

lowercase, @host.token is what you are after i think

lowercase, let me know if its works..

sean797: i will try that. thanks!