Support for installing JCE. Fixes MODULES-1681#326
Support for installing JCE. Fixes MODULES-1681#326david22swan merged 16 commits intopuppetlabs:masterfrom dodevops:MODULES-1681
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This is needed to get the default Java version rollout with Ubuntu 18.04.
…ration options match the current java download URL provided by Oracle.
(MODULES-8025) Switch default for Ubuntu 18.04 to 11
Optimized code for making java::oracle atomic. Fixes MODULES-8085
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@dploeger Apologies but after enabling your test's and running them through an adhoc pipeline they failed against both Redhat 6 and 7. |
Fix OpenJDK paths on Debian based OS with ARM
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@david22swan No problem. How can I test Redhat 6 and 7. I tried running the acceptance tests on centos 7 and everything went smooth. |
…ration options match the current java download URL provided by Oracle.
# Conflicts: # manifests/oracle.pp # spec/defines/oracle_spec.rb
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Rebased |
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@dploeger Within the team we generate our own custom nodesets. Since you don't have access to this feature, here are some nodesets for both: Just create some new .yml files in the nodeset folder and copy this into them. After that it's no different from running the test's in centos. |
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@david22swan Hm. That doesn't work. The address vmpooler.delivery.puppetlabs.net can not be resolved here. Is it maybe an internal address? |
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@dploeger Sorry, completely missed that. Unfortunately it seems that we don't actually have an image that you can use. The only thing I could think of would be for you to use an outside vagrant image. I'm sorry that I'm not being more use. |
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@david22swan Maybe you could just paste the test log here. Perhaps that could be enough to lead me in the right direction. |
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@dploeger Here you go: And here's the debug output: Hope this helps |
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@david22swan Hm... looks as if /usr/java/xxx isn't the correct path on a RHEL system. Maybe this line happens to be the case not only for CentOS but also for RHEL? Do you perhaps know that? |
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@dploeger I'm not sure, but it sounds like something that could be right. |
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@david22swan Changed that. Please try again. |
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@dploeger Now running clean through the adhoc. :) |
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I can, sure, but did you know, that you can do that yourself when merging as described here? |
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Great! Thanks! |
This adds support for installing the Oracle Cryptographic Extensions as requested in MODULES-1681 and adds the appropriate tests.