Hi, so I'm exporting a nagios_host type that gets collected by the
nagios server and each host has it's own file, however, when each host
file is written, it's only readable by root. How can I make all the
files mode 644 when they're written? Or how would I go about using
the "file" type to make
Luke, thanks for the reply. So just to clarify, you can't even have a
child class append to an array declared in the parent class and have
it visible in the parent class?
Scott
On Jan 19, 9:44 pm, Luke Kanies wrote:
> On Jan 17, 2009, at 12:31 AM, Scott wrote:
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If I understand the match function on strings properly you might want
to escape the periods in your logic:
10.1.1. matches 10.1.1.X and 10.101.X for instance.
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 6:58 AM, wrote:
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> Thank you for your input! I solved it like this in then end:
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> Facter.add("netenv") do
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I've just been really really badly bitten by the use of the ruby
selinux bindings, see
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/show/1852
The effect of the silent failure when the ruby SELinux bindings are
not installed is horrific. In short, every run of puppetd triggers a
refresh of everything.
thanks for the response, the only feature that I have to support with
rollback is files, its just something that I have to do for the first
production deployment (while everyone gets used to this new system touching
production servers). I really wasnt that difficult, I am parsing YAML
reports and r
Dan,
This was something that Luke talked about from the beginning, but there a
few hitches.
Rolling back files is not hard, but once you get to something like packages,
you are depending on the packages themselves to do the right thing, and that
is not always prudent.
FYI, in my personal opinion
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 4:31 AM, Dan Bode wrote:
> Hi all,
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> I need to fulfill a requirement for change rollbacks with puppet. (where the
> original version of files is not necessarily managed with puppet)
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> Is there something in place that I can use as a starting point here?
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> I wanted see
Thank you for your input! I solved it like this in then end:
Facter.add("netenv") do
setcode do
begin
Facter.ipaddress
rescue
Facter.loadfacts()
end
distid = Facter.value('ipaddress')
if distid.match(/10.1.1.|172./)
n
Mike,
I would use a server side function that uses either LDAP or a flat
file to determine the attributes applied to the node.
Although, if you need this to be more 'real time', you'll probably
want to look at something like ControlTier, Capistrano, or Func.
Trevor
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 04:3
Hi all,
I need to fulfill a requirement for change rollbacks with puppet. (where the
original version of files is not necessarily managed with puppet)
Is there something in place that I can use as a starting point here?
I wanted see what the future plan is for this, so that I can gauge how much
On 20 Jan 2009, at 18:52, Jeff Leggett wrote:
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> I just did something similar to parse out what proxy my client should
> use - for a custom fact do:
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> Facter.add(:network) do
> setcode do
> srcIP = Facter.value(:ipaddress)
> octets = srcIP.split (/\./ )
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>end
> end
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