Could you put the affected systems in their own node?
Node 'special1' inherits default ...
You could apply the class for your .conf only to the systems that need
while ensuring that they still receive the default barrage of
management.
On Jul 20, 4:41 pm, David Sowder wrote:
> We're in the pro
My understanding is that there are a series of files that exist on the
server. Each contains information that is needed by various nodes. All
nodes need some of the files; but not all nodes need all of the files.
Based on what I think you are trying to get done, I would probably use
generate...
Agreed; the simple answer is to not manage the file. Assuming that the
default configurations will be in place already from the apache,
mysql, etc., installs; and the OP does not want to replace custom
files -- not managing the file is the simple solution.
On Jul 2, 9:20 am, S H wrote:
> On Thu,
I opened up 8140/tcp from the clients to the puppetmaster and haven't
had any issues pushing configurations and filebucketing. The clients
shouldn't need anything specific opened; the usual 'established'
traffic - which will already be allowed.
On Jul 1, 9:50 am, Jason Amato wrote:
> I have a