#theforeman

what does use_vhost in foreman installer/config do? Its not listed in the docs

oop found it

Is it possible to use hooks plugin to intercept Katello content view new version publish event?

Hey all, I'm trying to use the ohmyzsh puppet module (https://forge.puppet.com/acme/ohmyzsh) with foreman. The module does not define proper parameters, so I'm just including the class and trying to set the rest with the hash_resources class as follows: https://pastebin.com/6fW7REj5

As you can imagine, this does not work either as the first statement (the install thing) does not have any parameter and hence the string cannot be parsed. The module does not use any parameter in the install "class" however. Any idea how to use that with foreman?

jsherrill: jomitsch: hi. Sorry to bother but I'm having trouble with a content host. I've removed katello-ca and subscription-manager and now I get this error when I reinstall https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/jiQ4urVLW...

On CentOS 7.3 I'm having that issue again where reprovisioning a machine tells me "Volume already exists", etc, if the machine had LVM or RAID. :\

That sound familiar to anyone else? clearpart/zerombr makes no difference.

jplorier: you are reinstalling katello?

jomitsch: no, just a content host

jplorier: ah ok, so is that when installing the bootstrap rpm?

yes

jomitsch: I wasn't able to install packages in the host (it was registered and worked for a while)

jomitsch: so I tried to register --force and was giving me an error of not existing organization even when it was correct

so I tried to reinstall

jplorier: you removed the boostrap rpm with 'rpm -e'?

no, with yum

also tried to remove /etc/rhsm directory

jplorier: maybe try re-installing subscription-manager

and then the bootstrap rpm

jomitsch: thats what I did

jplorier: hmm i'm not sure, I usually just rpm -e the packages and then reinstall

thomasmckay or jsherrill may know

jomitsch: I'll try rpm -e

jomitsch: the same thing

is something broker with yum it seems...

jomitsch: I did yum clean all but still gives the error

I'll let you know if I find a clue

jomitsch: I've found something

jomitsch: I copied the backup of the /etc/rhsm directory and I can now have the same behavior than at the begining

jomitsch: and I see this error: subscription-manager:18043:MainThread @connection.py:830 - Connection built: host=subscription.rhsm.redhat.com port=443 handler=/subscription auth=none