Jeremy Lenz jeremylenz

Technically, a more correct name for an SSL certificate is a "PKI (public key infrastructure) certificate using the TLS protocol"

On a Satellite,

/etc/pki/katello/certs contains all of the Katello's certs, including server and CA
/etc/rhsm/ca/katello-server-ca.pem can be ignored - this is on the system if it is a client of another katello #KatelloInception

On a Katello client,

/etc/rhsm/ca/katello-default-ca.pem contains the pki certificate from Katello downloaded with

	params = { format: 'html', template_id: 138, input_values: { '23' => { value: '180' } } }
	# OR params = { format: 'html', template_id: '138-Subscription%20-%20Entitlement%20Report', input_values: { '23' => { value: '180' }
	composer = ReportComposer.new(params)
	composer.valid?
	# => true
	job = composer.schedule_rendering
	# #<TemplateRenderJob:0x000000001131fbf8
	# @arguments=[{"format"=>"html", "template_id"=>138, "input_values"=>{"23"=>{"value"=>"180"}}}, {:user_id=>2}],
	# @executions=0,
	# @job_id="c69d83ef-5432-49e3-9e3b-1fd93be6ccb2",

	# Change Foreman's logging gem settings to log the full logger name instead of just the first 3 characters
	# config/logging.yaml#L94
	:pattern: "%d [%.1l\|%c\|%.8X{request}] %m\n"

	# Log the line, file, and method that calls logger.debug (useless because it's always method_missing):
	log_trace: true # can also use %F, %L, %M in the pattern now

	# make a new product from an existing custom product
	# and attach an existing pool

	def make_new_product(product, pool, ak)
	new_prod = product.dup
	new_prod.name += ' ' + SecureRandom.uuid
	new_prod.label = new_prod.name.gsub(/ /, '_').gsub(/[()]/, '_')
	new_prod.save!
	new_prod.pools << pool
	# ak.products << new_prod

	module Actions
	module Candlepin
	module Owner
	class UpstreamUpdate < Candlepin::Abstract
	input_format do
	param :organization_id
	param :upstream
	end

	def run

	// redux index.js
	// allow stack trace in Redux devtools for any Redux action
	const composeEnhancers = window.__REDUX_DEVTOOLS_EXTENSION_COMPOSE__({trace: true}) \|\| compose;

	# enabled = 1 means it's enabled; enabled = 0 means disabled
	cat /etc/yum.repos.d/redhat.repo