This is likely a memory issue. Can you verify that the machine on which
you're running the server has sufficient memory? You can also try
decreasing the amount of memory allocated to the server - see
https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet-server/blob/master/documentation/install_from_packages.markd
Hi Guys,
I have setup Puppet Server Dashboard which so far worked fine.
But while creating a Puppet Agent, I am facing an issue where puppet-server
doesn't receive any certification requests. I googled and came to know that
I should check if puppetmaster service is up and running on puppet-ser
It probably died (either ps -ef | grep puppetmaster | awk '{print $2}' |
xargs kill -9) or otherwise. Just remove the pid file and continue. You can
examine the pid file to see if a process with that PID and named
puppetmasterd exists. More than likely not.
On Tuesday, September 2, 2014 10:56:5
Hi John
This is the way i am doing:
*service puppetmaster stopStopping
puppetmaster: [FAILED][root@cluster2
puppet]# service puppetmaster startStarting
puppetmaster: [ OK ][root@cluster2
puppet]# service puppetm
How are you stopping Puppetmaster? If you are not gracefully shutting
puppetmaster down then the PID file will not be deleted.
John Kennedy (_8(|)
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Hi,
I am having an issue when restarting puppetmaster.
*$service puppetmaster status*
*puppet dead but pid file exists*
Let me know what might be the issue.
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