up1"],
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group { 'group1':
ensure => 'present',
gid=> '101',
members => 'test1,test2,test3, test4'
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though I'm on puppet 2.6 and a Scientific Linux 6.0 system ... the
same thing works fi
> The example auth.conf that came with Ubuntu is 2.3k and very well commented.
> Would posting that help?
If you've got one handy, yes :)
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i believe Silviu has that covered), but hopefully it helps a little :)
PS yes i realise what a pain having non standard LDAP uid and gid can
be.
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(because i deploy an RPM) is generated for me. However it is a
default file, and i'd love to know what to put in it. I can't find any
documentation on the subject. Anyone have a link for me to look at
please?
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No, that is exactly what i wanted :)
Thanks for that!
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On Apr 9, 4:32 pm, Patrick wrote:
> On Apr 8, 2010, at 11:11 PM, chakkerz wrote:
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> > G'day all
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> > I've got the following two lines in my site.pp:
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> > # Define the bucket
es, short of nuking the current destination file before i
transfer the new copy (i figure that might do the trick, haven't
checked though).
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So it transfers to /tmp/tarball; then extracts tarball (which is tared
so it extracts /home); and then it removes the temp file.
The same can work for your /etc directory, and that way when you
deploy your ntp configuration
erver-0.25.4-1.el5
I had a very quick google to see if this was a bug, but didn't see
anything, figured i'd mention. Apologies if i'm wasting time :)
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apprehensive :) )
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Very nice! I think we can make that work.
Thanks for that!!!
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On Aug 26, 8:44 pm, Gerard Bernabeu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using nagios to monitor puppet by runing the script below in each host.
> The script looks at the log file, it returns 0 if everything is OK or 1
Yeah, the timestamp is useful but only shows a complete failure, that
is one in which the host didn't make contact (i could be wrong). And i
had been using that, but i discovered this morning that one of my
hosts was working, but it would hit an error and fail. The timestamp
didn't give it away:
would be a way.
Something i just thought of was monit - which i could get to look at
the log ... but that seems to be a rather long way around...
Any thoughts?
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I've got a module that sets the root mail destination, and thereafter
runs newaliases:
class shared-mailaliases
{
if ($skip_mailaliases != "true")
{
mailalias
{ "root":
ensure=> present,
of course it can not reach that
scope) or because of order of evaluation.
That said i could be wrong, but it does look like it is fixing my
problem ...
So, thank you :)
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I'm having a problem (again). At my site we are maintaining RHEL,
CentOS and Solaris hosts, with in the future possibly some FreeBSD
also being added into the mix. To this end instead of constantly
branching whenever running a command on the console (or remembering
where it is located
It goes awesome!
Thanks again
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On Aug 3, 1:08 pm, chakkerz wrote:
> Good Call, i've switched to mongrel, we'll see how that goes.
>
> Cheers
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Good Call, i've switched to mongrel, we'll see how that goes.
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puppet-0.24.8-1.el5.1
[r...@tangelo cron.d]# rpm -q ruby
ruby-1.8.5-5.el5_3.7
[r...@tangelo cron.d]# rpm -q facter
facter-1.5.5-1.el5
Any thoughts? Links to other posts that are relevant?
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Sounds sensible and straight forward. Thanks for that!
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specifying two hosts in
the config (and what does that mean to certificates)?
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repo? using the packages type, i mean i could use exec, but that would
require me to know something about what the package contains which
could make it a lot of work, unless i want puppet to constantly run
the command...
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just missed the option)?
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e identical, so that cuts down
on managing files (downside being that i don't look for the
destination addresses)
I've been thinking about using templates, but this complicates
matters... I was envisaging something like the recipe for down the
line, nice that the doco e
g like this we
modify our cfengine instance and then hook onto each box that needs
the change urgently and run it by hand. Puppet will hopefully change
things ... especially with this notion i'm putting in place :)
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hecks the file for urgency variables, and 3 minutes
after having been touched it replaces it with the non-emergency one
and restarts puppetmaster if needed...
But implementing push ... you're playing with fire mate :)
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Upon further consideration ... and this is probably demented ... i
could deploy helper scripts which are platform specific and use bash,
and name them uniformly and then call them from my facts... one
obvious downside is that puppet will fail first run...
chakkerz
Hello there
I want (erm ... need) to write some facts to verify certain packages
are installed. I don't think the packages type does the trick because
i don't want to force the installation so much as lock down some
things. But i don't see how to do this platform independent between
solaris and r
is the least of your
worries (why attack individual hosts if you have the master key?)
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Hurrah! :)
Thanks for that
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On Mar 4, 3:07 am, Luke Kanies wrote:
> On Feb 26, 2009, at 9:23 PM, chakkerz wrote:
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>
>
> > i sounds extremely exactly likehttp://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/1844
>
> It's probably more this:
>
> http://pr
Hans pointed out that pfiles on the client might be an idea. If i
watch it, i get to 255 open files before it tanks.
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pensolaris 11 are both running 0.24.7 ...
any thoughts?
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Despite originally appearing to not work, it actually does. I modified
the wrong part of the file.
Thanks for that AJ.
... no i have to get solaris to be able to access the files in modules
and i'll be ready to deploy :D
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with just ensure => directory, on solaris i get it to create the file
(so no change):
r...@puppetsun:~# rm -rf /var/log/sysinfo
r...@puppetsun:~# /opt/csw/bin/puppetd -vt | grep sysinfo
notice: //Node[default]/defaultnode/shared-default/sysinfo/File[/var/
log/sysinfo]/ensure: created
r..
i see... i'll give it a shot .
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I think i see, i'm still not sure how i can then actually do something
useful with it, (but I'm slightly on the tired side right now, so
maybe tomorrow it will fall into place).
Thanks for your help... at least i'm getting some output n
The following code,
file
{ "/var/log/sysinfo":
owner => root,
group => root,
mode => 755,
ensure => [ present, directory ],
}
on RHEL5 generates a di
[motd] at /etc/puppet/modules/motd/manifests/init.pp:16
and stacks more like it...
fileserver.conf contains the host for modules though:
[modules]
allow puppetks4.example.org
allow puppetnut.example.org
allow puppetsun.example.org
chakkerz
Hello there James
it appears i'm on 1.5.2 ... but i updated to 1.5.4 now ... and it is
looking good.
Thanks for that
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include redhat-logrotate_d
include redhat-inittab
}
And while the redhat stuff works swimmingly, the solaris works ...
just doesn't happen... Any ideas how to address it ... i note there
are some libraries that are failing to load ... are they ruby related
or ???
(It doesn&
PS:
if i add something like:
# = Class: ntp_conf
or
# = Class:
# ntp_conf
i get:
[r...@puppetbeta puppet]# puppetdoc --all --verbose --debug modules/
ntp_conf/manifests/init.pp
info: scanning: ["modules/ntp_conf/manifests/init.pp"]
Could not generate documentation: undefined method `line' for
the command wrong. So for example, i execute
`puppetdoc /etc/puppet/modules/ntp_conf/manifest/init.pp` or
`puppetdoc --all /etc/puppet/manifest/site.pp` ... neither responds
with anything
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handed..., though it does the trick:
file
{ "/var/bb/bb":
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Ohad ... no they weren't. It still isn't working but it looks like the
SSL thing is sorted.
Thanks everyone for their help.
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i've copied the ca.pem from the master to the client. Now i'm back to
the familar:
r...@puppetsun:/var/lib/puppet/ssl# /opt/csw/bin/puppetd -vt
info: Retrieving plugins
warning: Certificate validation failed; consider using the certname
configuration option
err: /File[/var/lib/puppet/lib]: Failed
dd_file Puppet[:localcacert]
Alas this means very little to me...
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default...).
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On Feb 12, 8:20 am, "David Dyer-Bennet" wrote:
> Darned thing is suddenly failing. We had a reboot last night, and I
> changed a couple of files today too, so either one could somehow be
> responsible. But I can't figure out how from this crash.
tarting the daemon and re-
signing the cert.
the server has:
[r...@puppetbeta /]# puppetca --list --all
+ puppetsun.its.uq.edu.au
+ puppetbeta.its.uq.edu.au
Cheers, and thanks for all the help on the channel, Damm, Andrew and
fujin in particular.
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make a push less desirable.
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--config makes no difference. Same error persists.
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r...@puppetsun:/opt/csw/bin#
Thanks for the thought though :)
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ppetbeta ssl]# puppet --version
0.24.7
Slave:
r...@puppetsun:/opt/csw/bin# ./puppet --version
0.24.7
What's the certname option it talks about?
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rather than after it has been accepted by the master, when the slave
tries to get updates?
I'll do some digging and see if i can find a guide that tells me
more...
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debug: Finishing transaction 74984300 with 0 changes
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I gather the certs aren't trusted. and what is the certname
configuration option... i ran a search on the puppet site and
em in mind
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yeah ...
"ensure => present" helped, i must have misunderstood the doco...
Also, the name does not need to be there
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Note the ignore ... though i really don't think i'm adding to Pete's
post :)
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#root: marc
what am i missing? from the recipes i've looked at (and the one post
on here which i just completely failed to understand) i'm not
gathering what the magic incantation is that's lacking.
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Thanks for that,
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wd => "/var/bb/bb/",
# require => file["/var/bb/
$bbVersion.linux/etc"],
# }
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ing in the doco that
hints at how (i'm thinking ensure might go towards it, but i'm not
certain how ...)
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}
exec
{ "/bin/mv linux_etc/* etc/ && rmdir
linux_etc":
cwd => "/var/blah/blah",
requir
ailed: Could not set file on ensure: No such file or
directory - /var/bb/bbc1.9e-btf_linux/etc.puppettmp at /var/lib/puppet/
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sadly makes sense. I must have not been doing something else right
when it was "working&quo
t; "/",
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file["/var/bb/bbc1.9e-btf_linux/init"],
# }
#
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define bb-hosts($ipaddress, $fqdn)
{
file
{ "/var/bb/bb/etc/bb
That said, it does not appear to honour the require's i'm using
consistently...
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nevermind
i found
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/TypeReference#available-metaparameters
from another post.
before and require ... duh
sorry to waste people's time :)
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/bb/bbc1.9e-btf_linux/init]/ensure: created
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Is there a way of ensuring the module is processed in order?
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"puppet:///blah/blah_v2_linux/etc/blahsys.sh",
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}
}
uot;true")
{
}
}
... obviously there is a general preference for the { to be up one
line, but that's a minor change :)
I don't know if it's worthwhile to have there...
anyways, thought i'd post just in case.
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You the man!
I've updated http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/PuppetTemplating
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the l.chomp does what it sounds like, but then ... i really dong get
what happens ... well, i guess it's a for loop which checks if each
line matches old, and depending on this sets a value ... but given my
minutes of ruby coding i can't see how this works.
When i get it working i pr
PS: I've updated http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/AddingFacts
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ot;TRUE" instead of "true" ...
which could foreseeably mean an update might do damage...
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RLIB=/var/lib/puppet/lib/facter
[r...@puppetslave puppet]# facter | grep deploy
deploysudoers => false
[r...@puppetslave puppet]# ls /var/lib/puppet/classes/
DoNotDeploySudoers
/var/lib/puppet/classes/DoNotDeploySudoers
but sudoers is still modified...
Firstly, most importantly, how do i fix
g?) so how
can i put the linux modules into a linux area?
I realize i'm probably dense, and my example is a bit contrived, but i
don't want the mess cfengine has become so i want the OSs
separated... :)
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