Maybe it's because it's Friday, but I'm suddenly not sure if I am
going crazy or not...
I have a server running 2.7.3, and clients running 0.25.5. As part of
my attempt to upgrade the clients, I'm using mcollective to upgrade
the puppet package. After doing that, I'm using the $puppetversion
facter variable to determine what version of puppet the client has,
and push out the version appropriate puppet.conf file.
Putting this into the manifest:
notice ("fqdn = $fqdn, puppetversion = $puppetversion")
I'm seeing this in the server logs:
fqdn = hproxy10.h.foo.com, puppetversion = 0.25.5
Now, that's awfully strange, since on the client:
[root@hproxy10 ~]# facter | grep puppetversion
puppetversion => 2.7.3
What's up with that?
Doug
(hoping this post doesn't offend Mr Pienaar)
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