Hello,
I'm currently trying to upgrade a Puppet 3.8 site to something newer
(eventually 5.5). The current setup uses Passenger with Apache and mod_nss.
The reason mod_nss is used is because it uses the /etc/httpd/alias NSS database
that Red Hat IPA uses. In there, certificates for each host a
use
'file:///dev/null'
instead undef
среда, 1 августа 2018 г., 21:13:43 UTC+3 пользователь Darth Krizz написал:
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> Hey together,
>
> we added a custom mountpoint on our puppetmaster. On this custom
> mountpoint we store some files.
> Usually the files are configuration files.
>
> So now, what is
Hi,
> What is the proper way to check if something is numeric?
Starting with Puppet 4 you can define parameters of classes and defines
with a data type.
class myclass(
Integer $subsetting
)
IMHO this is the prefered way to "check" the type of a variable. You can
also specify the range of the
Hello Puppet Users & Developers,
The release repositories for Puppet software, yum.puppet.com,
apt.puppet.com, and downloads.puppet.com have grown quite large.
To help with our release process we will be regularly removing releases
from these repositories that are more than three years old.
Do yourself a favour, define puppet classes and resources in puppet code. There
are surprisingly few people who can look at puppet resources in yaml and
conceptualize which portion is causing that odd ruby+yaml error.
This is a useful model for how to lay that out:
https://puppet.com/docs/pe/20
