Since the packer website isn't yet ready to use middleman partials,
this commit rolls back the partials in favor of bringing parity to
each amazon docs page
Assume the scp target is a file instead of a directory. Assuming the scp
target is a file instead of a directory allows uploading files to a node
being provisioned with the ssh communciator using sftp and with the
winrm communicator. It is fully compatible with ansible; ansible
communicators only allow for files (never directories) to be uploaded
(when the copy module is used to upload a directory, ansible walks the
directory and uploads files one at a time).
Update documentation to explain how to provision a Windows image.
Extend tests that use ssh to communicate with the node to include single
files, recursive copies, and content-only recursive copies.
Add test to verify support for the winrm communicator.
Remove the err argument from adapter.scpExec, because it was unused.
Fixes#3911
While implementing my acceptance test, I stumbled upon a comment stating
that snapshot deletion should also be implemented, so I snuck that in. I
can't help but wonder if there is some generic logic that is implemented
a few times throughout the packer code base that could maybe better serve
us if it were abstracted to the common package.
* rename `filename` to `output` for consistent with other post-processors
* interpolate output with variables
Signed-off-by: Vasiliy Tolstov <v.tolstov@selfip.ru>
After some more research and testing it turns out we can support the use case where you want to reuse an associated IP address that already has port 22 or 5985 forwarded, by using a random public port.
The correct port to open in the firewall is different for the type of firewall used. The standard firewall requires the public port to be opened and the network ACL requires the private port to be opened.
So by partially reverting this code and updating which ports to open in which cases, we can support all use cases again.
Matthew Hooker
Arthur Burkart
Billie Cleek
Iain Elder
Rickard von Essen
Iain Elder
ephemeralsnow
Florian Rey
jasminSPC
Vasiliy Tolstov
Chris Bednarski
Sander van Harmelen