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Rinaldo wrote:
> I am on Solaris(x86) and using an older version from Blastwave. I am
> considering doing a package for Sun's new IPS packaging system. I need
> to understand how it all works before I package it up. I have two
> nodes and I get the fo
Hello,
My first post, just joined the group. Thanks for the well thought out
approach in puppet. I am trying to get the simple example from the
getting started guide to work.
I am on Solaris(x86) and using an older version from Blastwave. I am
considering doing a package for Sun's new IPS packa
On Jan 7, 2009, at 9:16 PM, Rodney Quillo wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm using Puppetmaster version 0.24.6 with rails v2.0.2
> Followed the wiki instruction for puppetshow and storedconfiguration
> enabled.
> clone the repo for puppetshow to a directory.
>
> When I execute on the puppet server:
> $ rake
On Jan 6, 2009, at 5:49 AM, Grzegorz Marszałek wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> When I run this with puppet 0.24.7 (puppet --debug test2.pp):
>
> File { backup => false }
>
> define cfile {
> tag("$name")
> file { "/tmp/cfile_$name": content => "test" }
> file { "/tmp/dfile_$name": content => "test" }
On Jan 3, 2009, at 6:55 PM, Robin Lee Powell wrote:
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>
> I'm trying to create a bunch of Facter facts in a loop. The code
> inside is evaluated at some weird time, *out of order*, and I don't
> know enough Ruby to fix it. The goal is to get access to user
> homedirs, because I can't figure out
Using Modules, environments and version control you can really scale up.
We currently manage a lot of environments with puppet, with a lot of
different sys-admins, each group responsible to a different set of modules.
since many times, a given node has uses many different modules (which are
manag
Hi,
I'm using Puppetmaster version 0.24.6 with rails v2.0.2
Followed the wiki instruction for puppetshow and storedconfiguration
enabled.
clone the repo for puppetshow to a directory.
When I execute on the puppet server:
$ rake production db:migrate
I got the following errors:
rake aborted!
u
Anthony,
That certainly doesn't follow the principle of least surprise...
Can you open an issue with the description of the problem and attach any
logs and config files to help reproduce the behavior.
Thanks,
Andrew
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 4:04 AM, ant wrote:
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> Goodday
>
> I have a small pup
I'm wondering if any progress has been made since the late June/early
July discussion about using puppet to run OS X updates, especially
those requiring restart? I'm a relative noob to puppet, and I'm still
trying to grok it all. Having this functionality would really be
useful. I'm willing to
I have done this:
class nrpe inherits puppet::master {
include nagios2::nrpe
user { "nagios":
groups => 'puppet',
}
file { "/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_puppet":
ensure => "present",
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windowsrefund wrote:
> James,
>
> Thanks for pointing it out. I'm really not sure what to do with it
> though. Would you mind shedding some light?
Well it already does what you've done with the Nagios check. I was
suggesting you could expand it to
James,
Thanks for pointing it out. I'm really not sure what to do with it
though. Would you mind shedding some light?
Best,
Adam
On Jan 7, 4:03 pm, James Turnbull wrote:
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> windowsrefund wrote:
> > Hello group,
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> > I've got a check defin
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windowsrefund wrote:
> Hello group,
>
> I've got a check defined in nagios that allows me to determine if a
> puppet client has not updated itself in awhile
>
> /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_file_age -f /var/lib/puppet/state/
> state.yaml -w 3600 -c
On Jan 7, 2009, at 11:10 AM, Jeffrey Hulten wrote:
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> I would agree. With DRBD and uCARP almost any service can be made to
> work as a active-passive cluster. It is not for the faint of heart
> tho... Of course if you are managing systems with Puppet you probably
> aren't faint of heart. ;)
>
>
I would agree. With DRBD and uCARP almost any service can be made to
work as a active-passive cluster. It is not for the faint of heart
tho... Of course if you are managing systems with Puppet you probably
aren't faint of heart. ;)
Please note... This is not a solution for load balancing. Only
For my money the best solution is to use Puppet to manage the yum.conf
files and put your excludes there... But that is me.
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 8:06 AM, Arnau Bria wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> sorry for breaking the threat, I don't know where the OP is.
>
> anyway, Tim Harper provided yum_plus in
We use environments for a release process, so we can test releases before
pushing them to our stable environments.
You can also get puppet to check manifests for syntax validity with
--parseonly, which we and a lot of other people use as commit hooks in
version control so that at least the syntax i
Marc Fournier wrote:
> I've been this way. It appears this ruby binding is part of
> libselinux. It is generated with swig. {Centos,Redhat} 5.x ship with
> libselinux 1.33.4. Fedora 10 comes with 2.0.73.
>
> The API has changed between both versions. So a regular repackaging
> would be difficult (
Hello group,
I've got a check defined in nagios that allows me to determine if a
puppet client has not updated itself in awhile
/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_file_age -f /var/lib/puppet/state/
state.yaml -w 3600 -c 4000
Now I'd like to start thinking about adding some facts and thought I'd
ping
Hi all,
sorry for breaking the threat, I don't know where the OP is.
anyway, Tim Harper provided yum_plus in order to be able to pass args
to yum, in his example, -x option.
http://groups.google.com/group/puppet-users/browse_thread/thread/234e84e569a40f61?hl=en#
I was looking for something sim
> > Any idea how to get these ruby bindings installed on machines other
> > than fedora >= 10 ? It seems to be required for using selinux with
> > puppet 0.24.7.
>
> repackage it from the srpm? didn't do that yet, however i'll have to
> do it for centos some time. so would be nice if you can in
I put them at the following url
http://code.google.com/p/soxlinux/source/browse/
On 1/6/09 9:29 PM, "Jason Rojas" wrote:
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> Put them somewhere that we can download them from.
> I am already interested in converting some of these to facts..
>
> On Jan 6, 2009, at 8:10 AM, Zach wrote:
>
>
If you could make them available for download that'd be great. I'd
like to check them out myself.
On Jan 6, 11:10 am, Zach wrote:
> I have the following ruby scripts I would like to see implemented into
> puppet, I believe they could compliment puppet and with input from the
> puppet community
Hi,
As you'll guess I'm new to puppet. I've been playing aroung with
puppet for the last few days and have stumbled accross the usual
noob's questions and misconceptions.
I've spent some time on the Wiki and in the ML archives but so far I
have not been able to figure out how to organize my stuf
Hi
> Any idea how to get these ruby bindings installed on machines other than
> fedora >= 10 ? It seems to be required for using selinux with puppet 0.24.7.
repackage it from the srpm? didn't do that yet, however i'll have to
do it for centos some time. so would be nice if you can inform about
Goodday
I have a small puppet install with 3 servers currently, two Centos
5.2, one RedHat 5.0...
I recently added the RedHat 5.0 to puppet management, and did the run
with a --noop to verify what would happen without touching the box.
The box was (violently ;-) updated anyway. That is to say t
Hello,
Any idea how to get these ruby bindings installed on machines other than
fedora >= 10 ? It seems to be required for using selinux with puppet 0.24.7.
Thanks !
Marc
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HI all,
First thing - I've been keeping the puppet manifest, configs,
functions etc. in svn, but due to a few dodgy checkouts to the
puppetmaster (non production) i'd like to get a better process in
place. Are people using anything to test the puppet deployments?
preferably in a continuous envir
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