Hi.
> can you send a --debug --trace of your puppetd run? thanks.
I send a log with --debug --trace.
Do you have any idea?
#
# Starting puppetmasterd.
#
mise# puppetpuppetmasterd --debug --trace --no-daemonize
debug: Failed to load library 'selinux' for feature 'selinux'
debug: Failed to load li
I actually just figured out a big part of this. I have two definitions:
apache::virtualhost {
"$title.local.twitter.com":
vhostname => "$title.local.twitter.com",
vhost_template => "twitter/staging.local.twitter.com.conf.erb";
}
apache::virtualhost {
"$tit
On Mon, 2010-02-22 at 10:45 +0100, Frederik Wagner wrote:
> MODULES_LOADED_ON_BOOT="module1 module2"
>
> My goal ist to have a type, which can append a "module3" to this
> entry, or replace the whole list, etc. (to stay generic for different
> files in /etc/sysconfig).
If you can live with replac
I have a define that sets a bunch of default values:
define virtualhost($vhostname, $vhost_template, ... , $ssl_enabled
= false) {
if $ssl_enabled == true {
$extension = '-ssl'
} else {
$extension = ''
}
file {
"/etc/httpd/sites-available/${vhostname}${exte
On Feb 22, 1:17 pm, Toby Riddell wrote:
> I received my copy of ;login (the Usenix magazine) today. There's an
> article* comparing CPU utilisation of Puppet and Cfengine. To
> abbreviate massively: Puppet requires much more CPU than Cfengine when
> both verifying and fixing configuration.
I had
On 22 February 2010 16:37, James Cammarata wrote:
>
> On Mon, 22 Feb 2010 21:17:52 +, Toby Riddell
> wrote:
>> I received my copy of ;login (the Usenix magazine) today. There's an
>> article* comparing CPU utilisation of Puppet and Cfengine. To
>> abbreviate massively: Puppet requires much mo
>
> I'm not really surprised by this, puppet is written in Ruby (an interpreted
> language) vs CFengine which is written in C. I've used both, and I'd
> gladly trade a little CPU performance for the stability gains offered by
> puppet. CFengine is notoriously buggy in implementation, something I
On Mon, 22 Feb 2010 21:17:52 +, Toby Riddell
wrote:
> I received my copy of ;login (the Usenix magazine) today. There's an
> article* comparing CPU utilisation of Puppet and Cfengine. To
> abbreviate massively: Puppet requires much more CPU than Cfengine when
> both verifying and fixing confi
I received my copy of ;login (the Usenix magazine) today. There's an
article* comparing CPU utilisation of Puppet and Cfengine. To
abbreviate massively: Puppet requires much more CPU than Cfengine when
both verifying and fixing configuration.
I'm in the early days of implementing Puppet and this h
I've recently set up foreman with my existing puppet server, and I was
able to get all the host reporting working (I'm using storeconfigs),
and once I ran:
RAILS_ENV=production rake puppet:import:puppet_classes
My puppet classes showed up on the settings page, however, it doesn't
seem to be assoc
On Feb 22, 12:37 pm, deet wrote:
> > Did you add the FQDN of the server, the server's name, or both to the
> > hosts file on the client?
>
> Our hosts only have a "node" name as we don't have nis/ldap/dns for
> network name resolution.
>
> In this case the puppet master's hostname is "dev-pupp
> Did you add the FQDN of the server, the server's name, or both to the
> hosts file on the client?
Our hosts only have a "node" name as we don't have nis/ldap/dns for
network name resolution.
In this case the puppet master's hostname is "dev-puppet" and I did
not include that in the client
David Lutterkort wrote:
On Sun, 2010-02-21 at 15:06 -0500, Joe McDonagh wrote:
I have not thought about using augeas because last time I tried to build
it for our standard OS (Ubuntu 8.04) IIRC it needed a newer version of
glibc.
I haven't seen that problem - but if you run into it ag
On Feb 22, 9:08 am, deet wrote:
> My work around was to populate the hosts file with a puppet entry and
> remove the "--server X.X.X.X" flags from my boot strap script.
> Additionally I had to ensure the client node has an entry in the
> masters hosts file.
>
> I still assume this is something I
On Sun, 2010-02-21 at 15:06 -0500, Joe McDonagh wrote:
> I have not thought about using augeas because last time I tried to build
> it for our standard OS (Ubuntu 8.04) IIRC it needed a newer version of
> glibc.
I haven't seen that problem - but if you run into it again, I'd very
much appreciate
On Mon, 2010-02-22 at 01:16 -0800, Tim Stoop wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to work with augeas to add pinnings to my /etc/apt/
> preferences file. But I'm not getting my head around it. If I do the
> simplest I can think of:
>
> augeas { "Apt/preferences pinnings for augeas-lenses.":
>
On Mon, 2010-02-22 at 16:23 +, Paul Elliott wrote:
> I'm just starting to look at using Augeas with Puppet to manage some of
> our configuration files. I thought I would start with a simple task of
> removing an entry from the /etc/hosts file. I'm not finding it simple
> though!
>
> We have a
I ran into a similar situation maybe this will help.
I just starated rolling out new puppet and ruby packages on Solaris
10.
Facter 1.5.7 (staying the same)
ruby 1.8.6.? -> 1.8.7 p249
puppet 0.25.1 -> 0.25.4
My initial tests of upgrading an existing puppetmaster and a few
nodes went fine.
> ... I know this can be done with a simple exec of sed but ...
Or with the "host" native type. See
http://docs.reductivelabs.com/references/stable/type.html#host
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Hi all,
I'm just starting to look at using Augeas with Puppet to manage some of
our configuration files. I thought I would start with a simple task of
removing an entry from the /etc/hosts file. I'm not finding it simple
though!
We have a number of hosts with entries in the /etc/hosts file like t
On 2/22/10 7:41 AM, S H wrote:
Anything else make sense to check? After about a week I've got 19
processes running.
Are you using Passenger? If not, try it.
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On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 1:21 PM, S H wrote:
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 1:13 PM, Scott Smith wrote:
>
>> S H wrote:
>>
>>> After an unexpected and unreasonably long hiatus, I've finally returned
>>> to implementing Puppet in my environment.
>>>
>>> My puppetmaster: Puppet 0.25.4, Facter 1.5.7,
:)
Lets start with feature requests for anything in your wishlist
Ohad
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 1:09 PM, LOhit wrote:
> Ahhh!!! I thought those files would be generated automatically. One
> more item added to my foreman wishlist. :)
>
> Please let me know if I can contribute in any way.
>
Ahhh!!! I thought those files would be generated automatically. One more
item added to my foreman wishlist. :)
Please let me know if I can contribute in any way.
-LOhit
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 4:23 PM, Ohad Levy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thats correct, but you still need to generate the config fil
Hi,
Thats correct, but you still need to generate the config file (e.g. as in
the examples) per OS.
I guess that in the near future (some code already exist on some github
branch) that will auto copy the kernel / ramdisks and create the pxefiles
directly.
cheers,
Ohad
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 12
Hi,
Yes, I did. And this is what I understand,
1) Clicking the "Build" button creates a pxe config file in the directory
specified in "settings.yaml"
2) After the machine is rebuilt, this file/link is removed.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Best regards,
-LOhit
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 2:54
Hi .*,
I'm looking for a more or less thorough documentation of the usage of
the parsedfile provider. I'm already scanning through all the existing
providers but some open questions remain.
In particular I want to write a provider editing the /etc/sysconf/
files, in particular I need to alter the
Hi,
did you read
http://theforeman.org/wiki/foreman/Unattended_installations#How-does-Foreman-manages-TFTP
cheers,
Ohad
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 11:02 AM, LOhit wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have hit one more dead end :(. After I click on the "Build" button, I get
> the message "Host xxx enabled for insta
Hi all,
I'm trying to work with augeas to add pinnings to my /etc/apt/
preferences file. But I'm not getting my head around it. If I do the
simplest I can think of:
augeas { "Apt/preferences pinnings for augeas-lenses.":
context => "/files/etc/apt/preferences",
Hi,
I have hit one more dead end :(. After I click on the "Build" button, I get
the message "Host xxx enabled for installation boot away". And I can see a
link created in "/tftpboot/linux-install/pxelinux.cfg" with the MAC address
of the machine being rebuilt.
However, the symlink points to a non
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