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- id: <UUID>
  alias: Power Alert
  description: ""
  trigger:
    - platform: numeric_state
      entity_id: sensor.dsmr_reader_power_consumed
      for:
        hours: 0
        minutes: 5
        seconds: 0

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am zipkid on github.
• I am zipkid (https://keybase.io/zipkid) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 614B 88C6 C2FF 0292 7C9F 6215 5CE9 BFD9 8859 FE9E

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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Verifying that +zipkid is my openname (Bitcoin username). https://onename.io/zipkid

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treeperms(){ d=$(cd "$1" ; pwd -P) ; ls -ld "$d"; [[ "$d" != "/" ]] && treeperms $(dirname "$d"); }

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Tested on 
- 3.4.2 : FAIL
- 3.6.2 : FAIL

[root@stditop ~]# cat c.pp
cron { 'test':
  ensure => present,
  command => 'ls',
}

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# -*- mode: ruby -*-
# vi: set ft=ruby :

# Vagrantfile API/syntax version. Don't touch unless you know what you're doing!
VAGRANTFILE_API_VERSION = "2"

  config.vm.define :puppet do |vm_config|'

    vm_config.vm.provider :digital_ocean do |provider, override|
      # stuff for DO

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---
:hierarchy:
  - 01_Nodes/%{::domain}/%{::hostname}
  - 01_Nodes/%{::domain}/common
  - 02_Nodes_Certname/%{::clientcert}
  - 03_Operatingsystem/%{::operatingsystem}
  - 03_Operatingsystem/%{::operatingsystem}/%{::operatingsystemmajrelease}
  - 03_Operatingsystem/%{::operatingsystem}/%{::operatingsystemmajrelease}/%{::operatingsystemrelease}
  - 05_OsFamily/%{::osfamily}
  - 06_Kernel/%{::kernel}

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19:58 < happytux> I do this because I want that the role  'role::mail::primary' will be looked up as mail_primary.yaml.

see files...

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[root@poison ~]# cd /etc/puppet/modules/
[root@poison modules]# mkdir -p broken/manifests
[root@poison modules]# cd broken/manifests/
[root@poison manifests]# vi init.pp
[root@poison manifests]# cat init.pp
class broken (
  $param1="default1", $param2='default2', $param3='default3'
) {
   notify { "class broken, param1=${param1} param2=${param2} param3=${param3}": }
}

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puppet apply --parser current -e '$f=1 file { "abc": content=>$f, path=>"/tmp/abc"}'
This is OK

puppet apply --parser future -e '$f=1 file { "abc": content=>$f, path=>"/tmp/abc"}'
Error: Parameter content failed on File[abc]: Munging failed for value 1 in class content: can't convert Fixnum into String at line 1


puppet apply --parser current  -e '$f=1 file { $f: path=>"/tmp/abc" }'
This is OK