The problem seems to be --test does so many things you can't concisely
describe it.
On the other hand, maybe --live-test would be good, as it makes it clear
changes will be made which seems to be the biggest complaint about --test.
Cheers,
Adam.
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Well, I see where you're coming from, but I see all flags as commands given
to the program meaning you're telling puppet to do that thing. So,
"--no-daemonize" tells puppet not to daemonize. In this case, I'd expect
"watch" to tell puppet to watch something. I really think this is a bad
choice
It's more than that though.
--onetime
--no-daemonize
--ignorecache
--verbose
--no-usecacheonfailure
and I think I'm missing some newer additions too.
Hmm that's true, and it is similar to --onetime. How about --explain?
The end result is that you get a detailed explanation of what is happening
What would be a better name for "--test"?
Using Gentoo's emerge as an example, how about --oneshot?
It's more than that though.
--onetime
--no-daemonize
--ignorecache
--verbose
--no-usecacheonfailure
and I think I'm missing some newer additions too.
Hmm that's true, and it is similar to --
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/2476
This does seem to confuse a fair few new users.
What would be a better name for "--test"?
Using Gentoo's emerge as an example, how about --oneshot?
Cheers,
Adam.
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No, I want the 'source' line to be as you suggest - the contents of *both*
paths should be copied into the same folder, as it's a "conf.d" style
directory. For example, the first path contains 10-main.conf and the second
path contains 20-mailman.conf. Both these should be copied into the
destina
It's the minimum required syntax for declaring a resource. The : is required
to seperate the resource title and the list of attributes:
Thanks for the explanation. Shame the colon isn't optional when there are no
attributes ;-)
You can use puppet filebucket command to backup the files befor
Both these classes need to copy configuration files into the same directory,
but I can only get lighttpd's files copied in, Mailman's seem to be ignored.
What am I doing wrong?
It looks to me that you're going to end up with:
source => ["puppet:///files/lighttpd/$hostname/",
Hi all,
I'm using the class below to set the timezone on a Debian system, however
there are two things I'm unhappy with.
1) Why do I have to specify a trailing colon after the exec command and when
calling timezone::set? If I leave it off I get the very helpful error "Syntax
error at '}'; e
Hi all,
I've got two classes. One installs and configures the web server lighttpd,
and the other installs and configures Mailman.
Both these classes need to copy configuration files into the same directory,
but I can only get lighttpd's files copied in, Mailman's seem to be ignored.
In my
Adam, can you vote or watch that bug please so we know other people
are being affected by it?
Thanks Nigel, done.
It's actually suggesting that you edit the puppet source code.
Obviously this is not a long term solution, but it would be very
helpful if you had success doing this and could let
Hi all,
I'm trying to do exactly the same thing as described on this bug report, and
I'm having exactly the same problem:
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/4762
The bug report seems to suggest that "editing the line on the puppet master"
will fix the problem, but I don't know what this
Is there any way I can make the node definition "inherit" the site one?
All I want to do is add another entry into the array passed as the
'groups' parameter.
Good keyword that.
Put the use definition in a class. Each list of groups is a subclass
such that
class my_user_in_group_foo inherits m
Hi all,
I have a site.pp which defines the user I want to log in as, however on some
nodes (depending on which software is installed) this user needs to be a
member of particular groups.
If I define the user in site.pp with core details and then in each class alter
the group membership (the
Hi all,
I've been reading up on Puppet but there are a few things I am unsure
of, and I'm hoping someone here can advise.
As I understand it the idea behind Puppet is to describe how a machine
should be configured in a single place, and then let Puppet handle the
actual set up of the machine
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