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Thomas Bellman wrote:
> James Turnbull wrote:
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>> Then have a look at piping the results of one of the reports (or
>> designing your own report - they are very extensible) to something:
>
> They may be very extensible, but they aren't very well doc
James Turnbull wrote:
> It appears you are on leave! Congratulations! As you would know we
> all love a holiday. In future though could you consider tuning your
> out-of-office email to only respond to mailing lists once.
Even once is too much for an autoresponse to a mailing list! But it's
of
Dear Matt
It appears you are on leave! Congratulations! As you would know we all
love a holiday. In future though could you consider tuning your
out-of-office email to only respond to mailing lists once.
My eternal thanks and I hope you have enjoyed your time away from the
office.
Kind Regard
Thank you for your message.
I am out of the office until August 17th and will respond after I return.
Thank you!
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Ohad Levy wrote:
> you could parse the yaml files under yaml/node/hostname, it would
> include the date of the last connection between the puppetmaster and its
> client.
Or there is puppetlast - also in the ext directory - that will output
the last connection time/date/etc.
Regards
James Turnbul
you could parse the yaml files under yaml/node/hostname, it would include
the date of the last connection between the puppetmaster and its client.
if its over 30 minutes (or what ever your run interval is) you can generate
an alert for that host.
Ohad
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM, ELTigre wr
Thanks again Turnbull,
We'll make some script to parse YAML files on puppemaster in order to
send us an alert message.
One last question, How can I monitor ssl conections between server/
client? I need to be sure all clients are connecting the master. :-)
best regards,
Israel.
On Aug 15, 8:44
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ELTigre wrote:
> thanks for your soon answers, :-) BUT, I'm just looking for a way to
> get some alerts immediately if there was some errors in a transaction
> on a puppet client, maybe a mail or a SMS.
>
Then have a look at piping the results of on
thanks for your soon answers, :-) BUT, I'm just looking for a way to
get some alerts immediately if there was some errors in a transaction
on a puppet client, maybe a mail or a SMS.
thanks again.
regards,
Israel.
On Aug 15, 7:01 pm, James Turnbull wrote:
> Erwan A. wrote:
> > On 14 août, 20:39,
Erwan A. wrote:
> On 14 août, 20:39, ELTigre wrote:
>> Suppose I have 50 puppet client and a single puppetmaster. How can set
>> some alerts when some catalog applied to a client fail? Is this
>> possible? Does puppet brings some alerts of that kind?
>>
The logcheck configuration in the ext direc
On 14 août, 20:39, ELTigre wrote:
> Suppose I have 50 puppet client and a single puppetmaster. How can set
> some alerts when some catalog applied to a client fail? Is this
> possible? Does puppet brings some alerts of that kind?
>
I think splunk might come handy for that. Redirect all your host
the easiest way is to parse syslog (or wherever you store your puppet logs).
if you are looking for client failures ( e.g. the catalog was applied to the
client) try to enable puppet reports.
there are a few web interfaces in the making that process those reports.
Ohad
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