Thanks Tiago,
But the subject of the biggest interest is "bla bla" within header.
How and in what manner to set up password and user name if http
response will need it.
By the way, http_request you mentioned... Can it be used in order to
save data on client side instead of just running package?
The main goal is to download something fro either S3 or remote
location and put into some exact place within windows client.
Like to c:\ drive some folder. I have not found like destinatin path
on client side for downloaded package.
Thank you a lot in advance for your replies and efforts in assisting
me in this question.
Regards,
Taras.
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Від кого: "Tiago Cruz" <tiago.t
>
Дата: 15 грудня 2014, 22:56:26
Taras,
Here an example working with Chef 12:
header = "blablabla"
current = "https://s3.amazonaws.com/package.rpm"
http_request "get_package" do
headers({"Referer" => "#{header}"})
url "#{current}"
end
On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 5:40 PM,
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<mailto: >>
wrote:
Hi guys,
Can you please provide me with the example on how to use
headers attribute
within remote_file Chef recipe?
Here what I have and it doesn't seem to work:
remote_file "c:\test_chef.txt" do
source "file:////prodstore/Shares/Engineering/test_chef.txt"
headers({"Cookies" => "user=kasjdhfak; pass=sdkjhf" })
end
What I basically need is to make chef-client (windows
platform) to pull data
from Windows shared repository. In order to not save all data
on Chef server.
Issue I met is that windows shared repo uses authentication
and I need ability
to provide user/pass for getting anything from that source.
If you happene to know how to pull files using Chef resources
from Amazon S3
storage as well it would be nice if you vould share that
knowledge as well.
Thank you a lot in advance.
Much appreciated.
Regards,
Taras.
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