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chef-boneyard / windows_firewall

Chef cookbook to configure Windows Firewall
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Release v2.0 to Supermarket? #12

Closed mattstratton closed 9 years ago

lynx44 commented 9 years ago

Yeah, I looked into this briefly the other day. Problem is that I don't have a pem file to authenticate with the Supermarket, as I created this account before that was a thing (you used to be able to upload a zip file through the web interface).

There doesn't seem to be a lot of information on how the supermarket works in general, so I'm either going to need to create another account and add it as a contributor or transfer ownership, or I may need to get in touch with Chef to see what I can do to get a pem file.

mattstratton commented 9 years ago

You should be able to reset your pem (supermarket uses the same OCID as hosted chef) so if you log into manage.chef.io, you can reset your key, which gives you a new username.pem, etc.

I'll do a little digging. As it happens, I work for Chef, so I can help :)

The common method these days is to use stove, but of course you need that .pem file.

These steps should work for you:

  1. Go to https://www.chef.io/account/login
  2. Log in as lynx44
  3. Reset your key (screenshot below)
  4. Use that key to upload with stove.

Screenshot

mattstratton commented 9 years ago

You can also add me as a contributor to the cookbook via Supermarket if you'd like; my chef username is mattstratton.

lynx44 commented 9 years ago

Do I need to install ChefDK? We're still on chef 11 internally, we haven't had the time or need to update.

When I run this command, it tells me I'm not authorized:

knife cookbook site share windows_firewall Networking

I've updated my knife.rb file with my chef username and pem, and I've logged into manage.chef.io and supermarket.chef.io through my browser.

Things have changed quite a bit since I've dealt with this stuff, and I have to admit it's a bit frustrating to find good information about how this is all supposed to work. I haven't had a lot of success googling chef supermarket concepts. We also host our own chef instance internally, so I wasn't familiar with manage.chef.io.

Anyway, I'm just going to add you as a contributor since I'm sure you can get this up quickly.

mattstratton commented 9 years ago

Yeah, one reason stove is recommended is that the knife cookbook site share stuff kind of assumes the monolithic chef-repo model.

I'll just publish it. You can have the bragging rights of announcing it on the chef mailing list once it is done though :)

mattstratton commented 9 years ago

Published to the supermarket! Whoo!

I'll be submitting a PR that doesn't affect the published version, that just bumps the test-kitchen version since it's now been merged into master.

lynx44 commented 9 years ago

Thanks, your latest PR has been merged.

By the way, do you want to be added as a collaborator on this project?

mattstratton commented 9 years ago

Sure, if you don't mind. 

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