Addendum: I got a chance to talk to someone at a PHP user's group gathering
with my computer in front of me, and he explained a lot of fundamentals I
was missing. I am better informed now about the different roles of Vagrant
and Puppet, and what PuPHPet was doing for me. My main configuration fi
Fixed my own problem. The closing square bracket was a few lines too low
and some other hash elements were being accidentally included and passed
to error_documents. Sorry for the noise!
On 29/01/15 11:48, Jonathan Gazeley wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm hitting an unexpected problem with puppetlabs/ap
I couldn't think of or recall how, but I have a number of "in your place I
would" sort of thoughts. These could be just rhubarbing along.
On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 12:46:17PM -0800, Brett Swift wrote:
>I'm trying to get a useful tool for our operations guys, to give them some
>transparency
Hi folks,
I'm hitting an unexpected problem with puppetlabs/apache.
I have an apache::vhost declaration which includes the following block:
error_documents => [
{
'error_code' => '404',
'document' => '/error_docs/404.html'
},
{
'error_code' => '40
Dear Users,
I'm trying to deploy an entire directory inside one node:
file{"$owncloudpath/apps/files_antivirus":
ensure => directory,
source => "puppet:///modules/web/apps/files_antivirus",
recurse => remote,
owner => $oc_user,
group => $oc_group,
mode=> "75
