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Adam Ryczkowski wrote:
> Can anyone have detailed list of dependencies?
Yes - my book has one and the wiki's list is correct for most OSes.
> On puppet Wiki one can read, that what is required is "ruby", and for
> storedconfigs "sqlite3" and "libsqli
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Adam Ryczkowski wrote:
> After a fresh install from source, facter displays suspected messages
> (errors? warnings?):
>
> # facter
> Could not retrieve lsbdistcodename: can't convert Array into String
> Could not retrieve lsbdistcodename: can't conver
> I was trying to do a fresh install of puppet.
>
> I have officially entered puppet SSL hell again.
>
> Nov 20 14:45:20 mon01 puppetd[5597]: Reopening log files
> Nov 20 14:45:20 mon01 puppetd[5597]: Starting Puppet client version 0.24.8
> Nov 20 14:45:21 mon01 puppetd[5597]: Could not retrieve
> I can't understand what this means. What does it mean, "specifying
> 'modules' in file path"?
> [...]
> file { "/etc/firehol/firehol.conf":
> source => "puppet:///firehol/firehol.conf"
> }
file { "/etc/firehol/firehol.conf":
source => "puppet:///modules/firehol/firehol.conf"
}
but as the
Puppet 0.25.1. I'm getting the following log message:
Nov 20 16:50:01 helium puppetmasterd[32124]: DEPRECATION NOTICE: Files
found in modules without specifying 'modules' in file path will be
deprecated in the next major release. Please fix module 'firehol' when no
0.24.x clients are present
I
I was trying to do a fresh install of puppet.
I have officially entered puppet SSL hell again.
Nov 20 14:45:20 mon01 puppetd[5597]: Reopening log files
Nov 20 14:45:20 mon01 puppetd[5597]: Starting Puppet client version 0.24.8
Nov 20 14:45:21 mon01 puppetd[5597]: Could not retrieve catalog:
Certi
Can anyone have detailed list of dependencies?
I am under impression, that all my all problems with getting puppet to
work come from the fact, that I have no idea what are puppet
dependencies.
On puppet Wiki one can read, that what is required is "ruby", and for
storedconfigs "sqlite3" and "libsq
After a fresh install from source, facter displays suspected messages
(errors? warnings?):
# facter
Could not retrieve lsbdistcodename: can't convert Array into String
Could not retrieve lsbdistcodename: can't convert Array into String
Could not retrieve lsbdistid: can't convert Array into String
I have submitted my adventures with getting puppet to work with augeas
on Puppet Wiki http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/PuppetSource
. I hope it will be of use to someone like me. It took me one week to
figure out what I wrote!...
Unfortunately I can't fully validate the steps, because it
Are there any RPMs available for the Puppet client v .25.0 or .25.1
to run on Red Hat Linux v4?
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On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 5:40 AM, Christian Hofstaedtler wrote:
>
>> config.ru:
>> $:.unshift('/apps/puppet/puppet/lib')
>> $:.unshift('/apps/puppet/facter/lib')
>> $0 = "puppetmasterd"
>> require 'puppet'
>> ARGV << "--debug"
>> ARGV << "--verbose"
>> ARGV << "--rack"
>> ARGV << "--config /tmp/pup
Depends, really, on your firewall and what you want to accomplish.
Your clients need to be able to initialize connections to the server's
port 8140 (TCP).
Your server needs to be able to reply from its TCP 8140 back to the
client, but does not need to initiate connections.
If you want to push chang
Really? That just seems like a horrible feature.
Actually I think it's the right thing to do. There's apparently no way at
present to tell Puppet how to handle files and directories differently when
recurse is true, so there needs to be a reasonable default. Yes, it
is possible
to want a di
> config.ru:
> $:.unshift('/apps/puppet/puppet/lib')
> $:.unshift('/apps/puppet/facter/lib')
> $0 = "puppetmasterd"
> require 'puppet'
> ARGV << "--debug"
> ARGV << "--verbose"
> ARGV << "--rack"
> ARGV << "--config /tmp/puppetmasterd.genconfig"
Did you try with this? ->
ARGV << "--config"
ARGS <
> On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 3:53 PM, Dan Bode wrote:
> > On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 11:52 AM, Andrew Schulman
> > wrote:
> >>
> >> The Type Reference lists 8 read-only type attributes, but I can't find any
> >> information in the documentation about how to use them. Are they usable,
> >> and if so ho
> As a feature, if you set up
> default mode as 644, puppet assumes that you want 755 on dirs and not 644.
Is that documented anywhere? I've never seen it.
That still leaves my question unanswered, though.
Thanks,
Andrew.
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