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# frozen_string_literal: true
require_relative '../../../puppet/provider/exec'
Puppet::Type.type(:exec).provide :windows, :parent => Puppet::Provider::Exec do
confine 'os.name' => :windows
defaultfor 'os.name' => :windows
desc <<-'EOT'
Execute external binaries on Windows systems. As with the `posix`
provider, this provider directly calls the command with the arguments
given, without passing it through a shell or performing any interpolation.
To use shell built-ins --- that is, to emulate the `shell` provider on
Windows --- a command must explicitly invoke the shell:
exec {'echo foo':
command => 'cmd.exe /c echo "foo"',
}
If no extension is specified for a command, Windows will use the `PATHEXT`
environment variable to locate the executable.
**Note on PowerShell scripts:** PowerShell's default `restricted`
execution policy doesn't allow it to run saved scripts. To run PowerShell
scripts, specify the `remotesigned` execution policy as part of the
command:
exec { 'test':
path => 'C:/Windows/System32/WindowsPowerShell/v1.0',
command => 'powershell -executionpolicy remotesigned -file C:/test.ps1',
}
EOT
# Verify that we have the executable
def checkexe(command)
exe = extractexe(command)
if absolute_path?(exe)
if !Puppet::FileSystem.exist?(exe)
raise ArgumentError, _("Could not find command '%{exe}'") % { exe: exe }
elsif !File.file?(exe)
raise ArgumentError, _("'%{exe}' is a %{klass}, not a file") % { exe: exe, klass: File.ftype(exe) }
end
return
end
if resource[:path]
Puppet::Util.withenv('PATH' => resource[:path].join(File::PATH_SEPARATOR)) do
return if which(exe)
end
end
raise ArgumentError, _("Could not find command '%{exe}'") % { exe: exe }
end
end
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