Omen Wild writes:
> One thing that would be nice is if puppet3 could depend on the CSWfacter2
> package. The upgrade to the experimental Puppet removed CSWfacter2 and
> re-installed CSWfacter. I manually installed CSWfacter2 (pkgutil -i
> CSWfacter2) and it works without any issues for me.
thanks
Quoting Toni Schmidbauer on Wed, Nov 11 13:35:
>
> so there's an experimental puppet 3.8.4 package available for puppet.
> it would be great if you could give it a try:
>
> pkgutil -t http://buildfarm.opencsw.org/opencsw/experimental/puppet3 -u
> puppet3
>
> if it works for you, i'm going to pu
Omen Wild writes:
> Any idea what the timeframe for the 3.8.4 packages is? We have been using
> OpenCSW for a while, but we have a Puppet 4 migration planned for any day
> now. Having a 3.8.4 package would prevent me from having to move to GEM
> based Puppet for our Solaris(ish) boxes.
so there's
Omen Wild writes:
> Quoting Toni Schmidbauer on Sun, Nov 08 10:16:
>>
>> regarding solaris you could always switch to opencsw:
>>
>> https://www.opencsw.org/packages/CSWpuppet3/
>>
>> it currently comes with 3.7.4, but an upgrade to 3.8.4 is planed.
>
> Any idea what the timeframe for the 3.8.4
Quoting Toni Schmidbauer on Sun, Nov 08 10:16:
>
> regarding solaris you could always switch to opencsw:
>
> https://www.opencsw.org/packages/CSWpuppet3/
>
> it currently comes with 3.7.4, but an upgrade to 3.8.4 is planed.
Any idea what the timeframe for the 3.8.4 packages is? We have been usi
I'm actually using the CSW packages for Solaris, even though I don't like
the idea of having a whole lot of dependencies attached to a few needed
binaries/packages (but hey, that's CSW for you !).
For the AIX rpms, I have a whiz for building on AIX (which is not my OS of
choice), I'll let you k
Jean-Francois Gratton writes:
> 3.4.x and 3.8.x (Solaris offers 3.4 right now, and I don't have the
> courage, basically, to recompile/repackage it if I can avoid it; AIX,
> I cannot avoid it, so far).
regarding solaris you could always switch to opencsw:
https://www.opencsw.org/packages/CSWpupp
I believe they actually accepted the patch upstream...finally. No telling
when that'll make it into the easily accessible Ruby builds for AIX though.
On Tue, Nov 3, 2015 at 7:17 PM, Michael Stahnke
wrote:
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 3, 2015 at 6:48 PM, Ryan Anderson
> wrote:
>
>> I've gotten puppet open
On Tue, Nov 3, 2015 at 6:48 PM, Ryan Anderson
wrote:
> I've gotten puppet open source 3.7.x working on AIX, I haven't updated to
> 3.8, but I'm sure that would be trivial. The steps are basically:
> - Install the ruby 2.0.0 AIX rpm from perzl.org, plus its dependencies
> - Create directories: mkd
I've gotten puppet open source 3.7.x working on AIX, I haven't updated to 3.8,
but I'm sure that would be trivial. The steps are basically:
- Install the ruby 2.0.0 AIX rpm from perzl.org, plus its dependencies
- Create directories: mkdir -p /etc/puppet /var/lib/puppet
- Use the ruby gems to insta
Well, you do still have the option of compiling C++ Facter for AIX, if you
want to go that route.
On Tue, Nov 3, 2015 at 10:06 AM, Jean-Francois Gratton
wrote:
> Thanks for the heads up for Facter. Thing is, unless I really want to
> recompile everything, I'm stuck for the time being a mix of Pu
Thanks for the heads up for Facter. Thing is, unless I really want to
recompile everything, I'm stuck for the time being a mix of Puppet 3.4.x
and 3.8.x (Solaris offers 3.4 right now, and I don't have the courage,
basically, to recompile/repackage it if I can avoid it; AIX, I cannot avoid
it, s
It's worth noting that Facter is no longer really maintained as a Ruby
application. It's now a C++ application.
Today you can use a recent version of Puppet with the last version of
Facter released as a pure Ruby application. This means that for the most
part, all you need to get working to get
That was a fast answer, Michael, I appreciate.
I’ll have a go at it this week and will report on how much fun it was :-)
I don't mind building stuff, actually (although on AIX that'd be a first
for me : let's double the fun !).
Regarding PE, I wouldn't mind, provided I can get the buy-
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