ld have an approach by Wednesday.
With regards,
Jos Houtman
On Monday, October 2, 2017 at 1:18:54 PM UTC+2, Craig Dunn wrote:
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>
> I've been having the exact same conversation with Henrik as I also need to
> write tests for hiera-mysql, hiera-http and the Jerakia Hiera 5 backend.
; for nil:NilClass)
What would the right way to construct the arguments for this signature?
Specifically
- how do i create Puppet::LookupContext. Is this really the way?
- how do i create a puppet hash construct with data in it?
With regards,
Jos Houtman
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Hi,
I'm getting spammed incessantly by email from issue-upda...@puppetlabs.com to
puppet-bugs, even though I'm not subscribed to the Google group puppet-bugs.
How do I make it stop, please?
Thanks,
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likely that Ruby 1.9 will be
supported before EL7. Thanks for the heads-up.
Cheers,
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Hi Jeff,
On Monday, October 1, 2012 4:14:05 PM UTC-7, Jeff McCune wrote:
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> On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 2:44 PM, Jos Backus >
> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Any chance we will see Ruby 1.9-compatible RPMs for Puppet 3.0.0 and
> Facter
> > 2.0.0 soon?
>
Hi,
Any chance we will see Ruby 1.9-compatible RPMs for Puppet 3.0.0 and Facter
2.0.0 soon?
Thanks,
Jos
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Hi Matthaus,
Would it be possible to publish el6 RPMs for Ruby 1.9 which have 1.9.1 as
the library version? The current 3.0.0 RPMs use 1.8. It looks like the
RedHat spec file is already set up to handle this.
Thanks!
Jos
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Hello,
I am trying to install the hiera(-puppet) 1.0 rc's but I am having trouble
installing from source.
The goal is a 3.0 puppet installation with hiera.
The rake file seems to be broken because it fails on the require on the 3rd
line.
What am i missing?
Jos
On Wednesday, May 23, 2
might be a few mistakes.
It is a tradeoff between rigorous testing and development speed.
Jos
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 10:34 PM, Andy Taylor wrote:
> The git branches/Puppet environments actually mirror the
> infrastructure. So we have groups of servers. Unstable is just for
> nodes whi
extra hiera lookup level and are also reflected in the node to modules
mapping thats in place.
This is what works for us.
Jos
On Monday, May 28, 2012 3:14:54 PM UTC+2, Andy Taylor wrote:
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> I'm currently trying to work out the best way structure my Puppet
> environments and VC
r the available systems and create a matching profile
based on serial from the monitoring program?
Is there also the option to query external resources to determine extra
facts? would this be done through the deployment of custom facts?
Great work,
Jos
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 2:10:14 AM UTC+2,
uld personally look towards other
means of deployment.
We are currently utilizing the python fabric library for deployments.
Jos
On Friday, March 2, 2012 10:42:28 AM UTC+1, Thomas Rasmussen wrote:
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> Hi
>
> I'm in the process of looking for a way to have developers deploying
>
We have a stable environment and an evironment for every developer.
Upon changes we manually test the change using the different
environments.
We also have alerting on the /var/lib/puppet/state/
last_run_summary.yaml file, which tells us if a manifest did not apply
properly.
Cheers,
Jos
On
not the way, should all this logic then be put into our
extlookup or something like hiera?
Jos
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g.
> Correct use of class inheritance fits in mostly by shaping the
> expectations and practices of manifest developers, rather than by
> providing tools to directly control ordering. I hope you nevertheless
> find this useful.
This sure is usefull, talking helps to understand the
is the
> UX of having to manage dependencies so carefully and painfully. The
> good news is that we're actively working on it. If you could update
> any of the following bugs with your user stories and desires it will
> help shape the solution. 11832, 12243, 12246, 12249, 12250,
erride["test"] ->
hyves_package["nss-switch"] -> notify["done ldap"]
The two foremost gains with such an approach would be that cross-module
ordering could worked out using stages.
While the few modules that deliver common services used by other modules,
through
required
packages, which again makes maintenance of the package module more
difficult to do right.
So after this rather longer email explaining our problem and some of the
options we explored, how do you guys handle these kind of complex
inter-module dependencies?
Cheers,
Jos Houtman
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lling the required
packages, which again makes maintenance of the package module more
difficult to do right.
So after this rather longer email explaining our problem and some of the
options we explored, how do you guys handle these kind of complex
inter-module dependencies?
Cheers,
Jos Houtman
do something custom for installing the required
packages, which again makes maintenance of the package module more
difficult to do right.
So after this rather longer email explaining our problem and some of the
options we explored, how do you guys handle these kind of complex
inter-modu
lit('.')[1]
> when '84': 'AAA'
> when '85': 'BBB'
>
> In the interest of portability to Ruby 1.9, please consider using:
case Facter.value(:ipaddress).split('.')[1]
when '84'; 'AAA'
when '85
On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 08:58:56PM -0700, Luke Kanies wrote:
> Welcome to the company, James.
Congratulations, James! Thanks for all your hard work.
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On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 09:35:55AM +1000, James Turnbull wrote:
> Can you open a ticket please Jos.
Filed as http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/2667. Thanks, James.
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On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 12:41:16PM -0700, Jos Backus wrote:
> How do I tell Puppet to remove a user from a specific group?
Turns out `gpasswd -d user group' handles this on RedHat-based OSes. Would be
nice if the groupadd provider supported this. :-)
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gid=> 881,
ensure => present;
}
user {
mule:
groups => ['dbusers'],
membership => minimum,
require => Group['dbusers'];
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You re
releasever' only looks under /usr/lib and
for /var/puppet/lib/facter/releasever{,.rb} or
/var/puppet/facts/releasever{,.rb}.
Iow, `facter -p' doesn't seem to be honoring Puppet's $libdir, evidenced by
the fact that the same strace doesn't show /etc/puppet/puppet.conf being rea
Hi,
I have only developed an ip/interface fact that uses ip2 instead of
ifconfig. In order to detect multiple ip's per interface.
And my conclusion was that I really wanted some complexer data structures
and an easier integration with puppet.
jos
On 1/29/09 10:55 PM, "James Turnbu
ocal. Thanks for correcting me Andrew.
> But $almostanythingelse IS global... ahh, Ruby...
Yeah. One of the (few) places where Ruby compromised in order to be
Perl-compatible. Personally I wish these fake $-variables would just go away.
They seem like a wart on Ruby's otherwise pretty cl
p% ruby x
[0, 2]
[1, 2]
[2, 2]
lizzy:/tmp%
Hope I got that right. Thanks again, Luke.
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bals, or I'm missing something obvious. I didn't actually look at what
setcode does, but that explains it.
> Yes, I know you already found a solution, but this is more a ruby
> question than a Puppet/Facter question, and I figure it's wo
pwent.dir
end
end
end
>end
>end
>end
>
> which does exactly the same thing:
>
> home_backup => /var/run/dbus
> home_bin => /var/run/dbus
[snip]
> /var/run/dbus is the home of the last /etc/passwd entry.
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nodes.
But how can i get the current module path. so that i can access the
config file that is in modules/ganglia/config/.
so I want something like this: IO.readlines( puppet.prefix() +
"config/ganglia-config.cfg" )
Is this possible?
With regards,
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