I think this is the same problem as one I posted about earlier today.
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 3:23 PM, Chip Schweiss wrote:
> This is on Centos 5.7 with puppet 2.6.9. This installation has been
> running for about a year and now nearly all my hosts are hanging.
>
> Running 'puppetd --test' or 'p
This is on Centos 5.7 with puppet 2.6.9. This installation has been
running for about a year and now nearly all my hosts are hanging.
Running 'puppetd --test' or 'puppetd --test --debug' executes successfully
every time. However when the puppet service is started it will create the
lock file (/v
It seems like I have two sets of similar symptoms. I have another set of
servers where puppetd -tv runs fine, but the daemon will never finish a
catalog run. Again, puppetdlock lingers.
I think the first problem may track to a database backup. The clients with
similar timestamps are near that t
On Nov 10, 6:02 am, madAndroid wrote:
> That sounds a little heavy handed ...
>
> also, I feel that it would probably stop the mount from happening at
> all?
> how would the fstab initiate the nfs mount if it's not able to resolve
> the address of the nfs server correctly?
> unless I'm missing s
On Nov 9, 2:01 pm, Christopher Lee wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to figure out a way to manage my network interfaces,
> specifically additional ip aliases on a single interface. We run RedHat.
> On many of our servers we need to bring up additional IP address on the
> same interface and crea
Also, the timestamp on several clients puppetdlock file will be within
minutes of each other, so it appears to be some sort of infrastructure
issue. The puppet master is a VM and the backend mysql server physical.
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 8:24 AM, Len Rugen wrote:
> We've recently developed a pr
Hi,
Thanks for the info. I found why the service was returning 0 when
status was stopped. But the
/sbin/service ypbind status is still getting puppet stuck. If I run
it by hand it works perfectly. But puppet gets stuck after doing it.
Cheers,
Adri
On 10 November 2011 13:04, Dick Davies wrot
We've recently developed a problem where a puppetd scheduled catalog run
will hang or fail, then never resume. The puppetdlock file is present, but
I can't find any logged errors. If I stop the daemon, it will restart and
run the catalog without problem.
Any suggestions on how to identify the pr
On Nov 10, 5:12 am, Davide Ferrari
wrote:
> On Thu, 2011-11-10 at 11:09 +0100, Davide Ferrari wrote:
> > I mean, with File if you set path to a value, the path has value, but if
> > you don't set a value, then it uses the "name" value. I'd like to do the
> > same with my own defines, is it possi
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 11:12 AM, Davide Ferrari
wrote:
> On Thu, 2011-11-10 at 11:09 +0100, Davide Ferrari wrote:
>
>> I mean, with File if you set path to a value, the path has value, but if
>> you don't set a value, then it uses the "name" value. I'd like to do the
>> same with my own defines,
On Nov 10, 7:20 am, C R Ritson wrote:
> Fedora 15 uses a mix of init.d and systemd to start services. Our systems
> also use NetworkManager. When a client machine is rebooted, NetworkManager is
> still initialising (and has sometimes not yet updated /etc/resolv.conf) by
> the time puppetd is
Fudge!! Thanks for the pointer, Stefan . . . Yeah, the lines in
match_providers_with_resources that says:
if resource = match(record, matchers)
# Remove this resource from circulation so we don’t unnecessarily try to
match
matchers.delete(resource.title)
.
.
.
Means that it can never match two l
If you can reproduce this, you might try adding the "bg" option to the
mount options (via options => in puppet). I suspect that when puppet tries
to do the nfs mount with the nfs server unavailable, it will hang for 120
seconds or more. I think it you tried the same mount command at that time
out
Fedora 15 uses a mix of init.d and systemd to start services. Our systems also
use NetworkManager. When a client machine is rebooted, NetworkManager is still
initialising (and has sometimes not yet updated /etc/resolv.conf) by the time
puppetd is started. puppetd can then not look up its master
Is yum-updatesd status returning true?
That would act as you describe.
If so, you could either push out a fixed init script
or set 'hasstatus => false' and use the pattern parameter instead.
(I prefer the former myself, since I have other things (monit etc.)
that I want to use service scripts wit
That sounds a little heavy handed ...
also, I feel that it would probably stop the mount from happening at
all?
how would the fstab initiate the nfs mount if it's not able to resolve
the address of the nfs server correctly?
unless I'm missing something ..
On Nov 9, 7:12 pm, Guy Matz wrote:
> OK
On Thu, 2011-11-10 at 11:09 +0100, Davide Ferrari wrote:
> I mean, with File if you set path to a value, the path has value, but if
> you don't set a value, then it uses the "name" value. I'd like to do the
> same with my own defines, is it possible?
I'll detail a bit more: right now I do somethi
Hi all,
Puppet gets stuck in one machine after the line
debug: Service[nis](provider=redhat): Executing '/sbin/service ypbind status'
if I run by hand '/sbin/service ypbind status' it works properly:
[root@host ~]# /sbin/service ypbind status
ypbind (pid 12605) is running...
[root@host ~]# e
Well, it turned out that I was not able to create a Puppet configuration which
does a reliable re-creation of the Nagios configuration files. My workaround is
now to restart the Puppet agent with a cron job and before restarting I delete
the old configuration files like this:
/bin/logger "$0: P
Hi
is there a way to replicate, in a custom define, the behavior of the
"path" parameter in a File resource (for instance)?
I mean, with File if you set path to a value, the path has value, but if
you don't set a value, then it uses the "name" value. I'd like to do the
same with my own defines, is
Oh man, I found the mistake.
It is in the template:
TOMCAT_VER="<%= scope.lookupvar('tcserver::params::instance_version')
%>"
should be:
TOMCAT_VER="<%= scope.lookupvar('version')%>"
Because it is called out of tcserver::instance.
Kind regards
On 10 Nov., 09:24, imase wrote:
> Hello togeth
Can you be a little bit more precise please? What are you doing exactly, which
commands? What is not working? Any error messages in syslog?
Bernd
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> Ges
Hello together,
I have a define which was written by someone else and I am trying to
extend it by the $version variable. My Module is called tcserver and
it's a type of an apache tomcat. The package of tcserver will be
deployed by an rpm via the module. After the installation there are
two version
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