2016 at 12:13:49 PM UTC-7, Asya wrote:
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> Hello, Bapi.
>
> Why not install python-pip package and use pip as a provider?
>
> "pika":
> require => Package["python-pip"],
> ensure => present,
> provide
thanks for the help guys!!!
On Thursday, April 21, 2016 at 10:24:51 PM UTC-7, bapi...@cloudwick.com
wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I am building this module which has rpm packages in it and execs commands.
> What is the best way to build this module.. does writing numerous execs is
> a good way to sta
Hi all,
I am trying to manage python packages from puppet.I wanted to run the
following commands *without using EXEC..*
*After installing python-setuptools i tried to install pika using pip as
provider .. but it did not work.*
*What is the best way to puppetize this??*
*Thank You*
*Bapi*
Hi all,
I am building this module which has rpm packages in it and execs commands.
What is the best way to build this module.. does writing numerous execs is
a good way to start with??
Im finding my way to work with puppet ... any help is greatly appreciated!!
:)
Thank You
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Hi Yingbo
I am facing the same issue.. did you find a solution ??
Thank You
Bapi
On Tuesday, September 22, 2015 at 8:04:41 AM UTC-7, Yingbo Li wrote:
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> I am new to puppet. I am trying the quick start with version 2015.2. The
> puppet master is on CentOS7. I have setup a windows 7 agent. Conne