> I don't know what pbcopy is.... locate can't find it. Never heard of
> it,
Yeah never mind - its a convenient Mac OS X tool for copying something
into the clipboard. Not critical.
> but, after removing the rpm and wiping /var/lib/puppet and running
> 'locate puppet', I get:
(you really should use pastie.org for such a large output - its bad
netiquette to paste large text onto a mailing list :-).
Now I believe locate gets its info from a database, so a lot of this
information is going to be old anyway. Just to be sure - can you
actually look in /usr/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/puppet/ to make sure its
empty after RPM removal?
I don't know about anyone else but I'm running out of ideas. Can you
paste (which by that I mean pastie.org) the output of rpm -qlp puppet
on your 0.25.5 boxes? I'd be very tempted to see the contents of the
srpm/rpm for this.
There was one thought I had last night ... and its a long shot. Going
back to your initial statement:
> After doing that, I'm using the $puppetversion facter variable to determine
> what version of puppet the client has
Can you show us the exact code for this? I just had a wary feeling
about perhaps the way you were doing the expression.
If that doesn't help ... can you run puppet on one of this boxes
against a completely empty site.pp ... creating a new environment
would probably be the cleanest way of doing this. Make sure the
site.pp only has the notify:
notify { "Version: ${puppetversion} FQDN: ${fqdn}": }
Then show us the result of running:
puppet agent -t --environment myenv
ken.
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