Pardon the semi-spam, but I am hosting a Configuration Management
Rountable presentation at the UNIX User Association of Southern
California in Los Angeles on the evening of Thurs. Oct. 1st, and we
need someone who can speak to puppet.
We have speakers for cfengine and chef, and need someone with
Just thinking could the password change use notify of a "usermod -e
new--dd-mm" command?
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 2:05 PM, Kyle Mallory wrote:
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> We have a policy that requires all user passwords to expire after 90
> days. We also use puppet for managing all users on our machines. Our
>
Hey Ohad,
Does my puppet.conf from my puppetmaster help you?
Cheers,
Josh
On Aug 27, 2:53 pm, josbal wrote:
> Surething...
>
> [main]
> # Where Puppet stores dynamic and growing data.
> # The default value is '/var/puppet'.
> vardir = /var/lib/puppet
>
> # The Puppet log direct
Here are the steps I have so far. btw, my puppetmaster is not called `puppet'
1. add cname puppet
2. enable autosign
3. push a recipe to remove server = ... from all puppet clients
4. rename hostname of the puppetmaster
5. run puppetca to clear all certificates
6. login to every host and remove t
We have a policy that requires all user passwords to expire after 90
days. We also use puppet for managing all users on our machines. Our
hope was, when our passwords expire, we could update the puppet
manifest which would propogate to all our servers, thus updating all
our passwords.
The probl
Reported this yesterday in #puppet, didn't get many responses, am now
repeating it here for consideration.
We're having an odd, sort of interesting issue with one of our puppet file
objects. We've had it in place for several months, and are now trying to
move the content to a directory on another
Hi,
In order to help we need more context to your setup, are you using
webrick or Passenger?
what happens if you access the puppetmaster via your web browser?
-L
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Paul Nasrat wrote :
> > My problem here is that facter doesn't seem to be able to return
> > anything other than strings. Is that the case? Because it would be
> > really easier for me to have it return an array of the members :
>
> Correct currently facter is essentially a flat key value map. T
not sure, but try putting the FQDN for the certname, not just vps200
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Thanks,
Allan Marcus
505-667-5666
On Aug 26, 2009, at 9:35 AM, ELTigre wrote:
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> I'm running puppetmasterd (0.24.8) with apache2 and mongrel on a
> debian host. Apache2, mongrel instances and puppetmaster runs in the
>
2009/8/26 Matthias Saou
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> Hi,
>
> As often with puppet, I'm trying to do something I think is "simple",
> yet I'm hitting a brick wall.
>
> What I want to do is have a client send back a list of members of a
> system group so that the server can create some template-based
> configuration files
Oded wrote:
> David,how does the code you provided handle the removal of a "source"
> node ? as far as i can tell the directory that contains the
> concatenated_file_parts doesn't get purged on each puppet
> iteration.so even after the "source" node stops exporting its
> file_part the Concatena
On Aug 26, 10:48 pm, ice jew wrote:
> debug:
> //Node[vm170.sina.com.cn]/user::filetest/File[/root/puppet/server_netstat.txt]:
> File does not exist
> debug: Calling fileserver.describe
> err:
> //Node[vm170.sina.com.cn]/user::filetest/File[/root/puppet/server_netstat.txt]:
> Failed to
This appears to be a known bug with 0.25.
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/2574
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Evan Hisey wrote:
>>> I think you should have
>>>
>>> class myclass ($passwd = "111") {
>>> file {"
>> this syntax is completely new to me, where is it documented?
>>
>> thanks and cheers pete
>>
> It is document under variable scope in the puppet language guide. The
> short version or ru
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