Jon,
There is no real rollback mechanism at this time.
What kind of change management process have you put in place?
Vet changes to Puppet manifests through a dev/test/prod progression.
--Andrew
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 6:37 AM, Jon Stanley wrote:
>
> Is there a way in puppet to back out wh
Hi all,
After reading through all the documentation I can find and reading the
"Pulling Strings with Puppet" book i understand how easy it is to
create and maintain users and groups across all puppet clients, but
how do you define the passwords that go along with those users?
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I'm seeing a undesirable change in behaviour of puppet on Fedora 10
that came about with the upgrade from 0.24.6 to 0.24.8. I have been
working on a wrapper package for puppet (non-daemon) that allows it to
operate reliably even when the network isn't so reliable. Each client
maintains (via rsyn
Hi all,
I've added new module (copied one of scietific linux 4 and modified
for scientific linux 5) modified some includes in
host_types/host_groups and added some new nodes but, when trying to
install them, I get this error:
err: Could not create teldata: Invalid parameter provider
I've not mo
Is there a way in puppet to back out what it has done in a
transaction? I can't seem to find this, nor any reasonably easy way to
access the filebucket other than looking through the logs and knowing
the md5sum of the file that you want to retrieve (not helpful when
puppet inadvertently destroys a
Hi Ohad,
Ohad Levy schrieb am 27. Apr 2009 um 08:27:57 CEST:
> Puppet does what you tell it to do, it usually doesnt have defaults.
if I have set e.g. weekday => ['1-5'] and want to revert back to the default
(which maybe cron has), is it valid to say:
weekday => undef,
> if you want a def
