Hook push_to_remote failed ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments

[khozmo]

I have a working version of oxidized on RHEL. I wanted to push to a gitlab account for offsite backup. No matter what I do I get the following error.

I, [2021-05-25T22:23:30.558718 #173078] INFO -- : GithubRepo: Pushing local repository(/home/oxidized/.config/oxidized/oxidized.git/)... I, [2021-05-25T22:23:30.559352 #173078] INFO -- : GithubRepo: to remote: [email protected]:xxxx/xxxx/oxidized.git E, [2021-05-25T22:23:30.559669 #173078] ERROR -- : Hook push_to_remote (#GithubRepo:0x0000000002108680) failed (#<ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 0..1)>) for event :post_store

hooks: push_to_remote: type: githubrepo events: [post_store] remote_repo: [email protected]:xxxx/xxxx/oxidized.git publickey: /home/oxidized/.ssh/id_rsa.pub privatekey: /home/oxidized/.ssh/id_rsa

[DRIgnazGortngschirl]

See this maybe this helps.

[allenderj]

Where you able to figure this out. I am having a similar issue.

[khozmo]

Sorry no,

I just gave up. I was going to try and use a docker image but time is not on my side. If you manage to find a solution please let me know I would love to get this into gitlab.

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Where you able to figure this out. I am having a similar issue.

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[allenderj]

I did find a work around. I am now using a file output then I just git init the directory with the files manually added a the gitlab repo as a remote and then changed my hook to an exec type that runs a shell script to add, commit and push the repo.

#!/bin/bash

#Change to repo directory
cd /home/oxidized/network_backups_test

#Track any new files
git add -A

#Commit
git commit -m "Commited by Oxidized"


#Push the repo
git push

You just have to set up the repo and the user running oxidized manually.

output:

  default: file
  file:
    directory: /home/oxidized/network_backups_test/

hooks:
  push_to_remote:
    type: exec
    events: [nodes_done]
    cmd: "cd /home/oxidized && ./push.sh"

I would like to use the correct output and hook but this is working fine it seems.