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force_default['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_download_dir'] = 'C:\\install\\Dynatrace-OneAgent-Windows-latest'

this correctly sets oneagent_download_dir, but the dynamic creation of oneagent_installer_path still uses temp as defined in the source code:

default['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_download_dir'] = "#{ENV['TEMP']}"
default['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_installer_filename'] = "Dynatrace-OneAgent-Windows-#{node['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_version']}.exe"
default['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_installer_path'] = "#{node['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_download_dir']}\\#{node['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_installer_filename']}"

so instead of getting

oneagent_installer_path = "C:\install\Dynatrace-OneAgent-Windows-latest\Dynatrace-OneAgent-Windows-latest.exe"

we get

oneagent_installer_path = "%TEMP%\Dynatrace-OneAgent-Windows-latest.exe"

the workaround is to also define the override for oneagent_installer_path:

force_default['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_download_dir'] = 'C:\\install\\Dynatrace-OneAgent-Windows-latest'
force_default['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_installer_path'] = "#{node['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_download_dir']}\\#{node['dynatraceoneagent']['oneagent_installer_filename']}"

Hi ,

I am trying to do some custom modifications to the config of the dynatrace and restart it .
But when i am trying to copy the template file which contains the values of the ports to the watchdoguserconfig.conf .
It is saying that location is not present on the server . Even though the windows package installation resource is executed successfully . I am able to see the location after logging into the server and check it manually . I also tried notifies option but no luck.

Is there any way like we can put wait in the windows_package resource or is there any other way to fix it.

Thank you in advance.

Please let me know if you need more details or logs on this.

Currently PaaS token is supplied with attributes and it's not very secure, so it would be nice if the token was loaded from a encrypted data bag.

I'm encountering the error below in the sh installer on a linux openstack VM.
This is using version 1.157.210 of the linux installer and cookbook version 0.1.0

/tmp/dynatrace-oneagent-Linux.sh: 172: /tmp/dynatrace-oneagent-Linux.sh: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
[15:14:34][deploy] ---- End output of "sh" "/tmp/chef-script20190115-1781-5lljan" ----
[15:14:34][deploy] Ran "sh" "/tmp/chef-script20190115-1781-5lljan" returned 2

It is successful when I attempt the install manually.

not preferred:
node[‘download_link’]

preferred:
node['dynatraceoneagent’][‘download_link’]

This helps prevent another cookbook using the same generic default['download_link'], or worse override['download_link']

The cookbook is not checking if the oneagent is already installed and every time the chef-client converges it installs again. It is easy to fix it, just include something like this in each recipe resource.

not_if 'test -d /opt/dynatrace/oneagent'

Example:

script "dynatrace-oneagent-Linux" do
interpreter "sh"
user "root"
code <<-EOH
/bin/sh #{tmp_dir}/#{filename}
EOH
not_if 'test -d /opt/dynatrace/oneagent'
end

Current installation method from dynatrace is supposedly to install via the sh script extracted from the downloaded exe. The current version of this cookbook attempts to run the MSI installer directly in interactive mode.