How to remove a puppet module on Katello or Satellite 6

1. -Enter in hammer shell with the following command

#hammer -u admin -p <password> shell

2. -First we need to get our Organization ID with the following command

#hammer> organization list
---|----------|----------|------------
ID | NAME     | LABEL    | DESCRIPTION
---|------------|------------|------------
1  | Example | Example |
---|------------|-------------|------------


3.- We check the repositories to get the id of our puppet repository

#hammer> repository list --organization-id 1
---|---------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------
ID | NAME                      | PRODUCT            | CONTENT TYPE  | URL
---|---------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|---------------------------
16 | V1                             | Puppet Modules     | puppet                    |
---|---------------------------|------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------------



4.- With the id of the repository now we can ask for the list of puppet modules we have in the repository with the following command

#hammer> puppet-module list --repository-id 16 --organization-id 1
-------------------------------------|-------------|------------|-----------------
ID                                                               | NAME        | AUTHOR    
-------------------------------------|-------------|------------|-----------------
0df292e4-06f5-4712-84ae-8a467c4597b5 | sudoers | Mario  -------------------------------------|-------------|------------|-----------------

5.Remove the module copy the id and run the following command to remove the module

#hammer> repository remove-content --content-ids 0df292e4-06f5-4712-84ae-8a467c4597b5 --id 16 --organization-id 1

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