Alright, I made the augeas working. The point I have missed is that
one should paste deb-src(...) from Karmic Koala into /etc/apt/
sources.list. I have never before backported anything.
But then there happened another problem: after I install the augeas on
puppet client (not master) and try to run this sample manifest
/etc/puppet/manifests/site.pp:
node default
{
augeas{ "server0":
context => "/files/etc/hosts",
changes => [
"set 4/ipaddr 192.168.0.1",
"set 4/canonical server0.example.com",
"set 4/alias[1] server0",
"set 4/alias[2] puppet-augeas.example.com",
],
}
}
the puppet displays an error: err: Could not run Puppet configuration
client: Could not find a default provider for augeas
I made a guess that it has something to do with "libaugeas-ruby1.8"
which I haven't installed (since it is also missing from Hardy
repositories).
I have tried the same backporting procedure seph has written, but
after running debuild -i -us -uc -b inside fetched source directory
the build process failed very fast with a message that "debian/
changelog" is missing (or very similar). Inside that directory there
was no readme nor make, only "rake" file.
I guessed again, that it has something to do with ruby make, so I have
installed it and run it in this source directory wihout any parameters
in a hope to get similar behaviour to make. The rake failed, saying
that there was no "default" task. Also issuing "rake install" did not
help.
Or maybe I get it all wrong? What should I do to get augeas working?
I use puppet 0.25.1 rc2, augeas 0.5.0 and vanilla ubuntu 8.04 lts
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