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Don Jackson wrote:
> I believe that the following paragraph from the wiki is at best not
> clear about this, if not downright incomplete:
>
> Master-Side Client Certificate Generation
> It's possible to generate certificates for clients on th
Hello,
I previously sent the email below describing a problem I was having
with generating the certs on the master, and distributing them to the
client right after OS installation.
Further research and testing shows that in addition to transferring
the private key and the cert to the new c
> Then you'll probably have to copy down the configuration file into a
> separate location, and use an exec to cp it into the proper destination
> with an onlyif test.
That sounds like a good suggestion. Have to stop being so
straightforward with my thinking.
On Nov 21, 11:30 am, Mike Renfro <[
On 11/21/2008 10:18 AM, Hang Chan wrote:
> I looked through his definitions and it only checks if the proper
> packages exists before setting up his configuration files.
site.pp also includes an apache::site definition that can create or
remove a configuration file depending on if you call the
I looked through his definitions and it only checks if the proper
packages exists before setting up his configuration files. I need to
check if the directory exists as a condition. I don't want to create
the directory if it doesn't, as it is created manually right now and
needs to stay that way
Hang Chan wrote:
> I don't need puppet to create the /var/www/html/site1 directory as
> that is created manually. Want puppet to check If the /var/www/html/
> site1 directory exists and create the /apps/apache/conf.d/site1.conf
> file if it does. Also need puppet to delete the /apps/apache/conf
I'm trying to create a virtual host file only if the document root
directory exists. I could care less what method I use as long as it
works. Please let me know the best way to do this. I realize now
that require won't accomplish what I want.
I don't need puppet to create the /var/www/html/sit
Hello,
Thanks for responding.
Quoting AJ Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Make --server (client) match --certname (master)
I'm not certain what you are telling me.
> > puppetca --generate client.here.there
> > Generating certificate for client.here.there
> >
> > Client:
> > puppetd --waitfo
