Trying to find out how to make the associations between OS, ptables, and
arch.
While trying to create hosts via api, I get
TablaP F16 / Grub2 no pertenece al sistema operativo Fedora 19
Arquitectura x86_64 no pertenece al sistema operativo Fedora 19
indicating that my F19 OS is not associated with the ptable and arch… I
think? Not sure how to get my hammer CLI messages to output in anything but
Spanish. 
Guidance appreciated!
Thanks!
Martin, Tomas, & Joseph,
I posted to foreman-users but didn't see a response to this question. Is this possible currently? If it's not, would you suggest the routes I could add to which controllers. I'll need to know which direction the relationships should be made: OS to arch, or arch to OS, or both.
Thanks!
Hi,
It is possible to create the required associations via Hammer. In the
Success story tracker bug [1] there are some handy examples. You can
find the same also in the manual [2], but it is a bit outdated.
hammer os update --id 1 --architecture-ids 1
hammer os update --id 1 --ptable-ids 1
As for the Spanish messages, they are retrieved from the server so check
the locales and settings there.
[1] Bug #3297: CLI success story tracker - Hammer CLI - Foreman
[2] Foreman :: Manual
If that doesn't resolve the problem, please, let me know.
Martin
Hi Tom,
The API v1 does not have nested routes and API v2 only have a few so far. In order to add relationships, you need to update (PUT) the object and pass *_ids data attribute.
For example, Architecture and Operatingsystem have a has_and_belongs_to_many relationship. Therefore you can get the operatingsystem id's for a particular architecture like this
Architecture.find(77).operatingsystem_ids and it will give an array of ids, ex. [1,3,5,99]
If you want to add an operatingsystem_id, let's say 100, you need to do this.
curl -u admin:secret -H 'Accept:application/json' -H "Content-Type:application/json" -X PUT -d "{"operatingsystem_ids":[1,3,5,99,100]}" http://0.0.0.0:3000/api/architectures/77
I hope that helps.
Regards,
Joseph
> Hi Tom,
>
> The API v1 does not have nested routes and API v2 only have a few so far. In order to add relationships, you need to update (PUT) the object and pass *_ids data attribute.
I believe it would work on POST too.
For example, Architecture and Operatingsystem have a has_and_belongs_to_many relationship. Therefore you can get the operatingsystem id’s for a particular architecture like this
Architecture.find(77).operatingsystem_ids and it will give an array of ids, ex. [1,3,5,99]
If you want to add an operatingsystem_id, let’s say 100, you need to do this.
curl -u admin:secret -H ‘Accept:application/json’ -H “Content-Type:application/json” -X PUT -d “{"operatingsystem_ids":[1,3,5,99,100]}” http://0.0.0.0:3000/api/architectures/77
I hope that helps.
Regards,
Joseph
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Subject: Re: [foreman-users] which api to make OS to ptable and arch relationships?Martin, Tomas, & Joseph,
I posted to foreman-users but didn’t see a response to this question. Is this
possible currently? If it’s not, would you suggest the routes I could add to
which controllers. I’ll need to know which direction the relationships
should be made: OS to arch, or arch to OS, or both.Thanks!
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Subject: [foreman-users] which api to make OS to ptable and arch
relationships?Trying to find out how to make the associations between OS, ptables, and
arch.While trying to create hosts via api, I get
TablaP F16 / Grub2 no pertenece al sistema operativo Fedora 19
Arquitectura x86_64 no pertenece al sistema operativo Fedora 19indicating that my F19 OS is not associated with the ptable and arch… I
think? Not sure how to get my hammer CLI messages to output in anything but
Spanish.Guidance appreciated!
Thanks!
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> > Hi Tom,
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> > The API v1 does not have nested routes and API v2 only have a few so far.
> > In order to add relationships, you need to update (PUT) the object and
> > pass *_ids data attribute.
>
> I believe it would work on POST too.
Correct, *_ids can be passed as a data attribute when creating a new object (architecture, os, ptable, etc)
For example, Architecture and Operatingsystem have a
has_and_belongs_to_many relationship. Therefore you can get the
operatingsystem id’s for a particular architecture like thisArchitecture.find(77).operatingsystem_ids and it will give an array of ids,
ex. [1,3,5,99]If you want to add an operatingsystem_id, let’s say 100, you need to do
this.curl -u admin:secret -H ‘Accept:application/json’ -H
“Content-Type:application/json” -X PUT -d
“{"operatingsystem_ids":[1,3,5,99,100]}”
http://0.0.0.0:3000/api/architectures/77I hope that helps.
Regards,
Joseph
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From: “Tom McKay” thomasmckay@redhat.com
To: “Martin Bacovsky” mbacovsk@redhat.com, “Joseph Magen”
jmagen@redhat.com, “Tomas Strachota”
tstracho@redhat.com
Cc: foreman-users@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2013 2:38:43 PM
Subject: Re: [foreman-users] which api to make OS to ptable and arch
relationships?Martin, Tomas, & Joseph,
I posted to foreman-users but didn’t see a response to this question. Is
this
possible currently? If it’s not, would you suggest the routes I could add
to
which controllers. I’ll need to know which direction the relationships
should be made: OS to arch, or arch to OS, or both.Thanks!
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Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2013 6:49:10 PM
Subject: [foreman-users] which api to make OS to ptable and arch
relationships?Trying to find out how to make the associations between OS, ptables, and
arch.While trying to create hosts via api, I get
TablaP F16 / Grub2 no pertenece al sistema operativo Fedora 19
Arquitectura x86_64 no pertenece al sistema operativo Fedora 19indicating that my F19 OS is not associated with the ptable and arch…
I
think? Not sure how to get my hammer CLI messages to output in anything
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