Process completed with exit code 1.

systemd with manage_networkd true configure systemd stopped works idempotently with no errors Failure/Error: apply_manifest(manifest, catch_changes: true) Beaker::Host::CommandFailure: Host 'ubuntu2204-64-openvox8.example.com' exited with 2 running: puppet apply --verbose --detailed-exitcodes /tmp/apply_manifest_090716925.9z7F5j.pp Last 10 lines of output were: Info: Loading facts Info: Loading facts Warning: Facter: Container runtime, 'docker', is unsupported, setting to 'container_other' �[mNotice: Compiled catalog for ubuntu2204-64-openvox8.example.com in environment production in 0.28 seconds Info: Using environment 'production' Info: Applying configuration version '1765184839' �[mNotice: /Stage[main]/Systemd::Networkd/Service[systemd-networkd]/ensure: ensure changed 'running' to 'stopped' �[mNotice: Applied catalog in 0.05 seconds

Process completed with exit code 1.

Skipping EOL operating system Fedora 40

Skipping EOL operating system SLES 12

Skipping EOL operating system Ubuntu 20.04

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systemd::user_service create and start a user unit works idempotently with no errors Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

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systemd::user_service create and start a user unit hour.service user unit is enabled Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit hour.service user unit is running Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit works idempotently with no errors Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::sysuser with an invalid sysuser entry File "/etc/sysusers.d/aristotle.conf" old OSes have no --dry-run option Skipped: No reason given

systemd::sysuser with an invalid sysuser entry applies with failures (as expected) Skipped: old OSes have no --dry-run option

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit hour.service user unit is enabled Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit hour.service user unit is running Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit works idempotently with no errors Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::sysuser with an invalid sysuser entry File "/etc/sysusers.d/aristotle.conf" old OSes have no --dry-run option Skipped: No reason given

systemd::sysuser with an invalid sysuser entry applies with failures (as expected) Skipped: old OSes have no --dry-run option

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit hour.service user unit is enabled Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit hour.service user unit is running Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit works idempotently with no errors Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::sysuser with an invalid sysuser entry File "/etc/sysusers.d/aristotle.conf" old OSes have no --dry-run option Skipped: No reason given

systemd::sysuser with an invalid sysuser entry applies with failures (as expected) Skipped: old OSes have no --dry-run option

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit hour.service user unit is enabled Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit hour.service user unit is running Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::user_service create and start a user unit works idempotently with no errors Skipped: we know old OSes do not work

systemd::sysuser with an invalid sysuser entry File "/etc/sysusers.d/aristotle.conf" old OSes have no --dry-run option Skipped: No reason given