Great ,thanks.
Oded
On Aug 27, 5:05 pm, David Schmitt <da...@dasz.at> wrote:
> Odedwrote:
> > David,how does the code you provided handle the removal of a "source"
> > node ? as far as i can tell the directory that contains the
> > concatenated_file_parts doesn't get purged on each puppet
> > iteration.so even after the "source" node stops exporting its
> > file_part the Concatenated_file will contain its entry.
> > Maybe some time-stamp magic is needed here ...
>
> The directory where all thos parts land is "purged". So you need to
> delete the node from your stored configs (see the kill_node script on
> the wiki) or run it a last time with no classes at all. Then the file
> will vanish automatically on the next run on the target.
>
> Regards, DavidS
>
>
>
>
>
> > David Schmitt wrote:
> >> robbyt wrote:
> >>>>> Hi All,
> >>>>> I'm successfully using Exported Resources and StoreConfigs on my
> >>>>> puppet system. I'm able to populate the hosts files on all of my
> >>>>> nodes, and that's pretty cool.
> >>>>> My problem is that i'm not quite clear how to query the information
> >>>>> stored in the Exported Resources database for other things. e.g., I
> >>>>> want to setup Postfix to allow relay from _all_ of the IPs that facter
> >>>>> has reported to the puppet master. How can I pull all of the IPs from
> >>>>> the database and turn them into puppet variable array?
> >>> On Aug 25, 5:19 am, Stefano Harding <shard...@ebrary.com> wrote:
> >>>> I too would like to know how to pull like this from the stored config
> >>>> db...
>
> >>>> - Stefano
>
> >>> I'm glad someone else out there feels the same way about Exported
> >>> Resources. I've resulted to using exported resources in a manifest to
> >>> have the local puppet on the puppetmaster write templates for other
> >>> modules which then get picked up by other nodes.
>
> >>> Messy stuff.
>
> >>> There has to be a better way to do this without manually defining all
> >>> of my IP addresses in variables?
> >> Why don't you collect and build those things directly on the node where
> >> you need it?
>
> >> Use something like the concatenated_file define[1]:
>
> >> source:
>
> >> @@concatenated_file_part { "$ipaddress":
> >> dir => "/var/lib/puppet/ips",
> >> content => "$ipaddress\n",
> >> tag => 'ip'
> >> }
>
> >> target:
>
> >> Concatenated_file_part <<| tag == 'ip' |>>
> >> concatenated_file { "/etc/iplist":
> >> dir => "/var/lib/puppet/ips",
> >> }
>
> >> This gives you a list of all $ipaddresses in /etc/iplist on the target.
>
> >> Regards, DavidS
>
> >> [1]http://github.com/puppet-modules/puppet-common/blob/0caa32db1aaad6dab...
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