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Add support for SSH BMC provider #470

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@mzhaase mzhaase commented Dec 5, 2018

This commit adds support for the SSH BMC provider and all configuration options that come with it. Defaults have been copied from the official foreman docs.

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ekohl commented Dec 10, 2018

Looks like you need to silence the quoted boolean puppet-lint check. Other than that I think this looks good.

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mzhaase commented Dec 10, 2018

Added ignore:quoted_booleans around poweron and powerstatus commands.

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I think it's correct now. Restarted the failing acceptance test since there were issues in master but that now passes. Waiting for that result now.

@ekohl ekohl merged commit 2977d3a into theforeman:master Dec 15, 2018
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ekohl commented Jan 14, 2019

It turns out these parameters are incorrect: theforeman/smart-proxy#626. Going to send a PR to fix it before releasing it.

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lzap commented Jan 14, 2019

Since this module is apparently in no wide use yet, I suggest to fix smart-proxy codebase and keep puppet and config as is. Rebased the PR.

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