On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 1:27 PM, andyr...@gmail.com
wrote:
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> How can I get generate to run the command on the client, not the
> server.
>
> I have the following
>
> class exports {
> $dirs = generate("/bin/sh","-c","/bin/mount -t ext3,xfs")
> file { "exports.test":
>
I have a couple of hundreds of EL3, working with no issues.
I've done the same with EL4 srpm, and I'm seriously considering using eh RH5
ruby (to avoid all of the ugly ruby warnings) and backport if also for RHEL3
and RHEL4.
so basically, you need to get ruby up and running, than facter and
everyt
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 11:51 AM, paul matthews
wrote:
> When I say busybox it's actually VMware ESX server which seems to use
> busybox (which I guess is the case a number of other software appliances) .
> Reason for wanting to install puppet is to run the cli tools to create
> nightly vmware sn
How can I get generate to run the command on the client, not the
server.
I have the following
class exports {
$dirs = generate("/bin/sh","-c","/bin/mount -t ext3,xfs")
file { "exports.test":
name => "/etc/exports.test",
content => template("exports
2009/4/23 Mark Plaksin :
>
> We want to switch our Puppet config repository from SVN to Git. Our SVN
> repository has a pre-commit hook that does a syntax check. If the check
> fails, the commit fails. With SVN that hook runs on the server so it's
> easy to have (the correct version of) the pup
Also, since branching in git is so cheap, you can have the checkins go to a
branch, and then check the syntax there. If they pass, then move them to
production.
Don't know if Hudson supports this, but it's what I'm in the process of doing
right now.
Cheers,
Eric
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 12:01:
When I say busybox it's actually VMware ESX server which seems to use
busybox (which I guess is the case a number of other software appliances) .
Reason for wanting to install puppet is to run the cli tools to create
nightly vmware snapshots.
I'm happy to give it a go (and add the docs to the wiki)
2009/4/22 Marc Fournier :
>
>
>> About to start looking at managing iptables on our CentOS 5.2 systems,
>> anyone know if a type/solution already exists for this?
>
> Have a look at http://github.com/camptocamp/puppet-iptables/tree/master
> It's work in progress (and currently stalled). It works f
2009/4/22 Jean-Baptiste Quenot :
> 2009/4/21 Luke Kanies :
>
>> And, for the record, I think this got a lot better in 0.24.8 (or maybe
>> 0.24.7?). We found a few cases where errors could propagate far
>> enough to kill the client, and I think we've eradicated nearly all of
>> them.
>
> I'll try
A Continuous Integration server like Hudson will allow you to poll the
GIT repo and make loud noises if the syntax check fails.
J.
2009/4/23 Mark Plaksin :
>
> Hi:
>
> We want to switch our Puppet config repository from SVN to Git. Our SVN
> repository has a pre-commit hook that does a syntax c
Hi Luke,
l...@madstop.com (Luke Kanies) writes:
> > ...
> >
> >> I think you should have a look to the filebucket[1]. It might not be
> >> exactly what you are asking for, but it might still help you.
> >
> > No, not really but thanks for the pointer. As I said my idea would be
> > to use this t
Interesting ... I'll have to look at that recipe a little more
indepth...
I'm about to go live with my overall puppet solution, what i did was
just a simple module which pushes out the iptables configuration and
restarts the daemon. It simply looks for a file that ends in the
$fqdn, and if that i
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