it's seem that 'returns' take
the return code of the command and not the output of the command.
How can I do it right?
test $(grep -c aa /tmp/aao) -gt 0
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Please consid
someone) has used a fact. Facts values are
filled in by the agent on the node at the start of a run, before
catalogue compliation, so that they are available to the master for use
in the catalogue.
http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/custom_facts.html may be of some help
to you.
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supplied by the
agent. In this case, uptime_seconds is how many seconds the node has
been up. This will obviously change between runs. For a list of what
facts are available, you can run `facter -p` on the node.
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Please con
services (e.g. export=http-proxy ...).
Is there any other way to "tell" puppet to use our http-proxy for the
installation?
Tell rpm to use the proxy. It has config files and macros for httpproxy.
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update and then rsync to the masters. If
you rsync the entire git tree, your workflow remains the same as in the
article, except that the transport for getting the git repo onto the
masters has changed.
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so can't make an official comment.
Turn the question around for a moment: why do you have so many file
resources?
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> exclude this from showing up as "CHANGED"
The traditional way to have a script run periodically is to put
something in cron. Puppet can help you with that.
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>
> Followin is the structure of global.yaml file:-
> ---
> users:
>- 'seventeen'
>- 'eighteen'
Are you sure /etc/puppet/hiera/data/global.yaml exists on the puppet
master? Why are you using :puppet:
ersion or
something) and managing that directory with recurse and force and so on.
But, here's a nickel. Buy yourself a package management system.
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x27;),
owner => $owner,
group => $group
...
}
}
See the templating docs.
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Can you not just set resource defaults like:
Exec {
environment => "HOME=/home/wibble"
}
?
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content => template('bind/slave_zone.conf.erb'),
notify => Service['bind']
}
}
class bind::master {
include bind
include bind::params
$zones = $bind::params::zones
bind::master_zone { $
x world. That puppet doesn't also send that message
through it's log routines so that you can see it somewhere (presumably
syslog) is the issue that needs addressing.
It may be that you've found a race condition where something can go
wrong between closing its fds and opening its
e key $name. Something like:
define vhostvirt($data) {
$user= $data[$name]
$docroot = $data[$name]
file { "/tmp/${name}":
#content => template("apache/vhost.conf.erb"),
owner => 'root',
group => 'root',
mode =&g
:
$vhost_list = split($domains, ',')
vhostvirt { $vhost_list: }
This will create one vhostvirt for each entry in $domains.
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uot;postfix_mailqueue",
> source => "postfix_mailqueue",
> enable => "true"
> }
>
> }
It looks like you're attempting to redeclare, rather than override, the
plugin definition, as the error tells you.
Try:
Munin::Client:
ore that it depends on the "ubuntu-minimal" package?
It won't cause any harm (as in, lack of functionality) - the
ubuntu-minimal package only exists to make sure other software is
installed. If you are uneasy about removing the package, you can also
presumably just make sure t
e accordingly, or write
> your own.
Surely if you're statically configuring DNS on a server, you don't want
a dynamic DNS configuration daemon running on the same server.
Presumably something like:
package { 'resolvconf':
ensure => purged
}
And then get on with
Hi,
Why do your init scripts start puppet with a locale other than C?
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ed with the short hash of the commit when we sync
the repo to the master. It's not really hugely important, of course,
but it's nice to know when you're forcing a run on a node that you're
getting the revision you've just committed.
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Try inspecting it some other way than printf debugging - notice always
flattens variables by calling .to_s on them, so it is not a very useful
tool. I am assuming that things are indeed fine, but this is confusing
matters.
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more elegantly? I
> understand that I need to create one file by node of class C, or is
> there a way to have the exported resources all concatenated into the
> same file?
The classic is:
https://github.com/ripienaar/puppet-concat
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ght ask, though, why do you need this strict ordering? That's
usually a sign that you have created a not very fault tolerant design.
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> standard Hiera lookup of those parameters. It'll be roughly equivalent
> to doing:
>
> class {'myclass':
> param1 => hiera('myclass::param1'),
> param2 => hiera('myclass::param2'),
> }
That's perfect, thank you. That res
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Hi,
On Tue, 2012-06-26 at 11:47 +0200, Felix Frank wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 06/26/2012 10:56 AM, Stephen Gran wrote:
> > There is one difference that is most likely a bug. try this manifest:
> >
> > ./test.pp
> > class { 'wobble': }
> > class
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t;0 rather than
> root, root just to avoid dependancy cycles.
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puppet side to match the host. I'm thinking that's certname and a
> custom fact, but am open to other ideas.
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