On 10/01/11 16:33, Felix Frank wrote:
On 01/10/2011 05:30 PM, Jonathan Gazeley wrote:
On 10/01/11 16:20, Felix Frank wrote:
Hauling out the big guns boils down to (for me):
strace -e trace=file -f puppet master --no-daemonize ... 2>&1 | grep ntp
That should eventually spit a few stat or open attempts that fail, when
the master tries to import the ntp module.
Thank you. Using strace shows that while the permissions were set
correctly on my /etc/puppet/modules tree, the directories didn't have
the "X" flag to allow browsing.
I find your understanding of "set correctly" disturbing ;p
Heh. The w and r flags and ownership were OK! Usually on my system
directories are browseable by default, so I'm not sure why they weren't
in this case.
That's why I originally asked for pastes of configs, manifests *and*
filesystem listings (not to the list preferably, use pastebin services).
OK, I will bear this in mind. While I'm new to Puppet, I've administered
FreeRADIUS and been on their mailing list for years. Over there, they're
very anti-pastebin, and prefer entire configs and debug logs (up to
1000+ lines) sent straight to the list as plaintext in the body of the
message.
But it worked out, you just had to do a bit more walking.
Indeed. Thanks for your help, and have a nice day!
Cheers,
Felix
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Jonathan Gazeley
Systems Support Specialist
ResNet | Wireless & VPN Team
IT Services
University of Bristol
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