Thanks Ian,
I had tried with and without the context, also tried with set and setm,
tried to include the values first... but nothing worked.
I was about to go insane and through to remove the trailing slash in the
changes...
augeas { 'grub.conf/8250_LAR':
incl => '/etc/grub.co
I am trying to add two new options to grub.conf using augeas.
The code is as follows:
augeas { 'grub.conf/8250_LAR':
tag => chris1,
incl=> '/boot/grub/grub.conf',
lens=> 'Grub.lns',
changes => [
'set /title[1]/kernel/8250.
> Alternatively, you should be able to overcome any autorequire by declaring
> a contradictory explicit relationship. For example, you could try this:
>
> define crond::job($jobs,$comment,$mail="root") {
> include crond::cleanup
> file {
> "/etc/cron.d/${name}.puppet.cron":
>
ps: not so sure about the gems and why its not there?
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assuming linux you could run
yum whatprovides *mod_passenger.so
for example on my system it is as follows:
mod_passenger-3.0.17-2.el6.1.x86_64 : Apache Module for Phusion Passenger
Repo: atds
Matched from:
Filename: /usr/lib64/httpd/modules/mod_passenger.so
mod_passenger-3.0.17-2.
The first error was being thrown out and I didn't see the second one. Its
easy to replicate using puppet 3.3.2
node test {
class {"crond::test":stage=>post,}
}
define crond::job($jobs,$comment,$mail="root") {
include crond::cleanup
file {
"/etc/cron.d/${name}.puppet.cron":
hmmm, I've created a new class trying to replicated the exact same thing
with different files, and I cant seem to..
Will have to do a lot more digging to see where this is coming from
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We try not to use stages at all, unless absolutely necessary and we would
love to avoid them if we could.
Our puppet code is used on around ~3000 machines in a heterogeneous
environment of both various hardwares, os boot systems and applications, so
at times its an necessary evil
It is my unde
We try not to use stages at all, unless absolutely necessary and we would
love to avoid them if we could.
Our puppet code is used on around ~3000 machines in a heterogeneous
environment of both various hardwares, os boot systems and applications, so
at times its an unnecessary evil
It is my un
Hi all,
We are busy migrating out puppet 2.7 code to puppet 3 and have run into a
problem where we are getting dependency cycles when using tidy.
This mostly happens with stages (and yes, I completely understand why we
should avoid them).
As an example we have a defined class that we use to cre
Hi Marcus
We aren't running PuppetDB, so hoping that shouldn't effect anything?
Chris
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I would like to know if anyone has seen this before or has any suggestions.
After a power cut recently we were bringing our farm back on line, and our
dashboard server (separate to our puppet master) was not online yet as
reporting at this point was not considered critical.
However, we noticed
I forgot to say thank you. The changes below worked perfectly.
At first I tried them just by changing on command line. Using
--reports=http and --reporturl=
https://dashboard.example.com:3000/reports/upload , worked, but though I
wasn't able to use --report=true so still nothing happened.
Modify
>
> On Wednesday, February 20, 2013 7:46:11 AM UTC-6, Chris Lee wrote:
>>
>> Hi all, I hope somebody can help me with something.
>>
>> We have a rather large number of netbooted nodes that we are running
>> "puppet apply" via a script and a cron job ever
Hi all, I hope somebody can help me with something.
We have a rather large number of netbooted nodes that we are running
"puppet apply" via a script and a cron job every 30 minutes
I was wondering if there is a way to configure puppet apply, to also send
any reports to our dashboard server that
Has anyone ever got this right before?
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Hi all
I am testing an installation on SLC 6.2 I am trying to configure my Vhost
so that RailsAutoDetect is set to off, and RackBaseURI /
However I keep in getting an error as follows:
*Error message:*
No such file or directory - config.ru
*Exception class:*
Errno::ENOENT
*Application r
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