Hi,
I'm having a problem with a module that works on my production servers, but
is giving me grief when ran from scratch. When I run the client I get:
[root@hlsdevcms1 puppet]# puppetd -tv
info: Retrieving plugin
info: Loading facts in apache-ports
info: Loading facts in location
info: Loading facts in dell
info: Loading facts in convera
info: Loading facts in apache-ports
info: Loading facts in location
info: Loading facts in dell
info: Loading facts in convera
info: Caching catalog for hlsdevcms1.law.harvard.edu
err: Could not run Puppet configuration client: Could not find user rhythmyx
I have tried everything I can think of to add more and more require =>
statements into the two .pp's that comprise the module but it refuses to
find the user. I have run puppetmasterd in debug mode and the client in
debug mode to no avail, neither gives me any more information on why this
would fail. I've checked in the local yaml on the client and the rhythmyx
stuff appears in there, including the comment statement in the user{}, so
it's definitely in the catalog.
The init.pp (apologises for what a mess this is, but I've been messing with
it trying to get it working):
##
## Install rhythmyx.
##
class rhythmyx {
include rhythmyx::install
if defined(Class["splunk4::client"]) {
concat::fragment{"splunk4-rx":
target =>
"/opt/splunk/etc/system/local/inputs.conf",
content =>
"[monitor:///opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/.../*.log]\ndisabled = false\nsourcetype
= rhythmyx\nindex = rhythmyx\n_blacklist = rx_lib.*\\.log\n",
}
}
##
## Users/Groups
##
user { "rhythmyx":
ensure => "present",
uid => 5000,
gid => 5000,
comment => "rhythmyx user",
home => "/opt/rhythmyx",
shell => '/bin/bash',
managehome => true,
require => Group['rhythmyx'],
}
group { "rhythmyx":
ensure => "present",
gid => "5000",
}
service { "RhythmyxD":
ensure => "running",
hasrestart => "false",
hasstatus => "false",
pattern => "RhythmyxServer.exe",
start => "/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/bin/RhythmyxDaemon start
/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/",
stop => "/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/bin/RhythmyxDaemon stop
/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx && sleep 45",
require => Exec["rx-permissions-rhythmyx"],
}
##
## Crons
##
file {
"/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/AppServer/bin/hls_ScheduledPublicationFullEdition.sh":
ensure => "present",
source =>
"puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/hls_ScheduledPublicationFullEdition.sh",
owner => "rhythmyx",
group => "rhythmyx",
mode => "755",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
file {
"/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/AppServer/bin/hls_ScheduledPublicationIncrementalEdition.sh":
ensure => "present",
source =>
"puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/hls_ScheduledPublicationIncrementalEdition.sh",
owner => "rhythmyx",
group => "rhythmyx",
mode => "755",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
##
## Backups
##
tidy {
"/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/AppServer/server/rx/deploy/publogs.war":
age => '90d',
matches => '*.log',
recurse => 'true',
}
tidy { "/tmp/rxtemp.rhythmyx":
age => '2d',
matches => '*.tmp',
recurse => 'true',
}
cron { "Rhythmyx restart":
command => "/etc/init.d/RhythmyxD restart",
ensure => "present",
user => "root",
minute => "00",
hour => "03",
weekday => "3",
}
}
The install.pp:
##
## Install rhythmyx
##
class rhythmyx::install {
$url = extlookup("url")
$rxsqlserver = extlookup("rxsqlserver")
#package { 'compat-libgcc-296': ensure => present }
#package { 'compat-libstdc++-296': ensure => present }
#package { 'compat-glibc': ensure => present }
File { owner => rhythmyx, group => rhythmyx, mode => 755, require =>
User["rhythmyx"], }
file { "/opt/rhythmyx/":
ensure => "directory",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
exec { "rx-permissions-rhythmyx":
command => "chown -R rhythmyx:rhythmyx /opt/rhythmyx",
cwd => "/opt/",
require => [ File['/opt/rhythmyx'], User['rhythmyx'] ],
}
file { "/etc/init.d/RhythmyxD":
ensure => "present",
source => "puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/RhythmyxD",
owner => "root",
group => "root",
}
##
## ALL OF THESE FILES NEED UPDATING WHEN INSTALLING.
##
file { "/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/rx_user.id":
ensure => "present",
source => "puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/rx_user.id",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
file { "/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/RhythmyxServer.ja":
ensure => "present",
source => "puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/RhythmyxServer.ja",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
file {
"/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/AppServer/server/rx/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/server.xml":
ensure => "present",
content => template("rhythmyx/server.xml.erb"),
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
file {
"/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/AppServer/server/rx/deploy/rxapp.ear/rxapp.war/WEB-INF/lib/velocity-tools-1.4.jar":
ensure => "present",
source =>
"puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/velocity-tools-1.4.jar",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
file { "/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/rxconfig/Server/config.xml":
ensure => "present",
source => "puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/config.xml",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
file { "/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/AppServer/server/rx/deploy/rx-ds.xml":
ensure => "present",
content => template("rhythmyx/rx-ds.xml.erb"),
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
file {
"/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/AppServer/server/rx/deploy/rxapp.ear/rxapp.war/WEB-INF/config/spring/server-beans.xml":
ensure => "present",
source => "puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/server-beans.xml",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
## Temporary fix until 6.6
file { "/opt/rhythmyx/Rhythmyx/rxW2Ktidy.properties":
ensure => "present",
source => "puppet:///modules/rhythmyx/rxW2Ktidy.properties",
require => [ User["rhythmyx"], Group["rhythmyx"] ],
}
}
Can anyone see anything I've overlooked, or suggest any reason that it would
demand the user exist BEFORE attempting to run the catalog?
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