libcobblersignatures
This library should be the interface for all applications using cobbler signatures.
Features
- Create a cobbler signatures document from scratch
- Modify existing cobbler signature documents
- Read cobbler signatures document
- Hand over structured data to other applications
Signatures-JSON Specification
Can be found in our Docs: https://libcobblersignatures.readthedocs.io
Schema and Examples
The JSON Schema and an example can be found at
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https://cobbler.github.io/libcobblersignatures/data/<version>/schema.json ( latest schema )
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https://cobbler.github.io/libcobblersignatures/data/<version>/distro_signatures.json ( latest signatures )
| version | cobbler_version |
|---|---|
| v1 | v2.x.x |
| v2 | v3.0.0 - v3.x.x (unprefixed template names) |
| v3 | v4.0.0 - latest (bundled templates use a built-in- name prefix) |
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