FIXED:
I had to recompile pound with --enable-cert1l .
Probably Ubuntu 9.04 pound distribution is not compiled with that
option.
Moty
On Jun 14, 6:33 pm, Moty wrote:
> Currently I'm stuck so nothing to write ...
>
> I've struggled through the signning phase of the client and now I have
> me
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 09:27:02AM +1000, Geoff Crompton wrote:
> Currently, if I want to remove resources from a node that I've
> previously configured, I'm doing 'anti' patterns. Is there away for
> puppet to do it for me? For example, if I started with:
>
This sort of functionality is somet
Currently, if I want to remove resources from a node that I've
previously configured, I'm doing 'anti' patterns. Is there away for
puppet to do it for me? For example, if I started with:
define website () {
file { "/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/$name.conf":
content => template("websi
Hi Mike,
I'm not sure if your after puppet-specific methods, or just general
systems for this?
When we set up our load balancing and DR, we preferred to keep it
simple, the methods used are outlined below.
1) Site code - This is managed but subversion, we maintain separate
repositories for test
Hi folks,
I'm polling the group to see what some basic techniques are that
people use to migrate web sites to load-balanced servers.
In the past, IRC folks have mentioned rsysnc as the way.
I'm specifically curious if people are:
1) Letting puppet MD5 a website via a file{} tag? Could that be
Thanks for sharing, David. Maybe there's the rub. The big systems
can't be reduced down to such a simple approach, and the little
systems don't require such rigour? I don't run many nodes but I do
have this obsessing with testing infrastructure.
J.
> One of my problems with this approach is m
Rene wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is it possible to create a link like:
> .bashrc -> .profile
>
> without absolute path and without using an exec?
>
> BR Rene
> >
>
I have definitions for my users that include a resource for bashrc. If
you were doing it this way, you could ensure that something like this
Currently I'm stuck so nothing to write ...
I've struggled through the signning phase of the client and now I have
messages from pound saying:
line too long: CN=
line too long: CN=
I'm using:
Ubuntu server 9.04
Puppet master and client 0.24.5
Pound 2.4.3
I've noticed that pound version 2.3 h
Hi
Is it possible to create a link like:
.bashrc -> .profile
without absolute path and without using an exec?
BR Rene
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Moty schrieb:
>
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone say if the article
> http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/UsingMongrelPound
> is up to date ?
>
> I've started my server according to that and I'm jumping from one fix
> to another
>
If you find problems with the procedure, please document the fi
Julian Simpson schrieb:
> I've seen some excellent discussion on how some people in the
> community test their puppet manifests before they check in. I'm still
> left wanting a little more. Perhaps I'm being a little pedantic?
[good ideas for local testing]
> Does this appeal to anybody else?
Hi,
Can anyone say if the article
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/UsingMongrelPound
is up to date ?
I've started my server according to that and I'm jumping from one fix
to another
Moty
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I've seen some excellent discussion on how some people in the
community test their puppet manifests before they check in. I'm still
left wanting a little more. Perhaps I'm being a little pedantic?
What I start with is making sure all the files are legal, with this Rake task:
desc "Test"
t
Brian Ferris schrieb:
> I have a list of databases and a list of users. I want to to grant
> privileges on each database to each user, for a total of # databases x
> # users. I'd rather not write out the grant snippet for each unique
> combination, but rather define the databases as an array of
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