OK
I understand I have to manage this at the script level (SHExec ou PSExec).
I hoped I could do it inside Otter Script, something like :

SHExec >>
Some command
>>
(
  OutputLog: $MyOutput
);

Thanks you @atripp

Hello
is the git rafts-based gone ?

Here is an Inedo example of the Otter 3 PSEnsure.

Create a Powerscript like test-psensure.ps1

<# 
.PARAMETER HotFixID
ID of the HotFix to check, such as "KB4562830"
.AHCONFIGKEY 
$HotFixID
.AHCONFIGTYPE
HotFix
.AHEXECMODE
$ExecutionMode
#>
param ([string]$HotFixID)
if ($ExecutionMode -eq "Collect") {
  return !!((Get-HotFix -Id  $HotFixID) 2> $null)
} else if ($ExecutionMode -eq "Configure") {
  # install Hot Fix ... Which is complex
}

Create an Otter script:

##AH:UseTextMode
PSEnsure Test-PSEnsure
(
    HotFixID: KB4532938
);

In visual mode, you will have :

@Justinvolved

Make a role with this desired configuration

Ensure-PsRepository
    (
        Exists: true,
        InstallationPolicy: trusted,
        SourceLocation: https://www.powershellgallery.com/api/v2,
        Name: PSGallery
    );

Assign the role to the server
Remediate

Et voilà
This should work

Cheers
PhilippeC.

For the modules, 2 ways

1. Create a second role which depend on the previous one and use
   Ensure-psmodule function to add the required module

2. You don t need the set psgallery to be trusted if you use the Force in the Ensure-psmodule
   Cf https://docs.inedo.com/docs/otter-reference-operations-powershell-ensure-powershell-module

Hello
Just in case, starting from Ubuntu 22.04, certificates for Debian repositories stored in Proget can be imported using this command

curl -fsSL ${proget}/${feed}/keys/${feed}.asc | sudo gpg --dearmor  -o /etc/apt/keyrings/${feed}.gpg

A source file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ will contain

deb [arch=amd64 signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/${feed}.gpg] ${proget}/${feed} ${distribution} ${components}  

Best regards
PhilippeC.

Hello @atripp
Oups !
I made a mistake, I used master instead of main for the branch.

It is working fine
Sorry for this

Best regards
PhilippeC.

Hello
I am trying to create a git rafts in otter 2024.
It should be simple but it doesn't work and I can't figure out why.

I have done this:

• Export the Default Raft (contains just a single script and a single role)
• Create a Git repo on an onprem gitlab instance
• Create a Secure Credentials
  
• Create the new Raft : gitlab-default
  

Test for browsing the raft:

Any help would be helpful
Best regards
PhilippeC.

PS: I am using the last windows version of Otter

@atripp
I thought the fix was for Otter !

@atripp
Thank you for your time and the fix.
I can wait for the next release.

Best regards
PhilippeC.

@atripp
Thanks for the update

@gdivis

I made a test case,
I can use such variable format instead the json, but the export / import still buggy
Variable :
@(%(Nom:"Carbon",Version:"2.15.1"))

Export the variable

{
  "roles": [
    {
      "name": "role-test",
      "variables": {
        "PowerShellModules": "@(%(Nom: Carbon, Version: 2.15.1))"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Try to import:

Hi @gdivis
Thanks for this.
I will try this syntax.

Best regards

Hi Dean
Thank you
This is helpfull.
I will dig a little bit and let you know if I found something.
Best regards
PhilippeC.

Hello @stevedennis
Just a question, if we put the database problem aside, why a full ServerCheck is started every time a creation / modification is made for a server ? Is it the expected behavior ?

Version
Otter docker 2023.4
SQL : docker express:2019-latest

@stevedennis

I have done some db maintenance (mainly for defrag index), but as I am not a dba guy and I don't have too much for debugging so it is difficult for me to found some missing index.