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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'xmlrpc/client'
require 'net/https'
require 'openssl'
 
#The following variables can take variables for puppet
 
@SATELLITE_URL = "serverurl/rpc/api"
@SATELLITE_LOGIN = "username"
@SATELLITE_PASSWORD = "password"

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# facter rhelkey
#
# This fact will determine which patching group should be applied
# to the server when added to satellite so the need to manually 
# add servers to groups will be eliminated.
 
Facter.add('rhelkey') do
  setcode do
    myenv = Facter.value('hostname').scan(/(^\D+\d)/).to_s
    odd_even = Facter.value('hostname').scan(/^\D+\d\D+(\d+)/).to_s

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#!bin/bash
#
# chkconfig: 35 20 30
# description: A problem exists when cloining a virtual machine
#              that is currently up when using vmware.  The problem
#              this script solves is to remove the udev rule for
#              networking.
 
# source function library
. /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions

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Smart-class parameters are declared in your Puppet manifests. You will see them at the top of the manifest within (). They will be in the form of $variable = array/string/boolean/yaml/json/integer,. Arrays will be within [] with each object within either '' or "" depending on how they are to be interpreted. Strings will be within "" or '' depending on how they are to be interpreted. 

Examples:
    ( $packages = ['package1', 'package2', 'package3'],
     $ensure = 'running'
     $enable = true
     $path = "${libpath}/nagios",)

These are automatically imported into Foreman as Smart-Class parameters. Whatever value is set in the manifest (a value can be null) is the default value given to the parameter in Foreman. When a parameter requires a change in value (an override) you need to go to the Smart-Class parameter tab of either the class, host group or host. You will see a list of all the parameters available and which class they belong to. Simply click the override button for the parameter you wish to alter 

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cp /etc/vmware-tools/services.sh /etc/init.d/vmware-tools
vim /etc/init.d/vmware-tools

Paste the following just below the line ##VMWARE_INIT_INFO## and save:

chkconfig: 235 03 99

chkconfig --add vmware-tools
chkconfig vmware-tools on

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#NSClient++ Version

Facter.add("NSClient_Version") do
 confine :osfamily => "Windows"
 setcode do
   NSClient_Version = Facter::Util::Resolution.exec("command to pull version")
        
       #only use the below if and while in the case of normalizing version numbers
       #the below code is assuming symantec versioning is being used (ex. 3.5.1)
       #if NSClient_Version.length < 5

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#Disks to check for Nagios alerting

Facter.add("Check_Disks") do
 confine :osfamily => "RedHat"
 setcode do 
   Check_Disks = Facter::Util::Resolution.exec("cat /etc/nagios/check_disk.cfg | cut -c 9-19")
 end
end

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#This will pull the package version of the NRPE client

Facter.add("NRPE_Version") do
confine :osfamily => "RedHat"
	setcode do
		NRPE_Version = `/bin/rpm -q --queryformat "%{VERSION}" nrpe`
		NRPE_Version
	end
end

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#This fact will pull securiy groups and users who have access if you are using PBIS.

Facter.add("Domain_Access") do
  confine :osfamily => "RedHat" 
    setcode do
      if File.directory? "/opt/likewise"
      Domain_Access = `/opt/likewise/bin/lwconfig --detail RequireMembershipOf | grep '"' | sed -e 's/^"//' -e 's/"$//' | awk -F'\\' '{print $3}'`
      $Access = split($Domain_Access, ' ')
      Domain_Access
      end

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#!/bin/bash
#This script pulls the drive path and sets the check command for NRPE. It is outputted to a file that is included int he nrpe.cfg file.

rm -f check_disk.cfg 2> /dev/null;
df -H | grep "/dev" | awk {'print $1'}> out.txt
sed -i "s|tmpfs|/dev/shm|g" out.txt;
no="0"
while read line
do
no=$[$no+1]