I've only used kickstart for RedHat and CentOS; but I believe it is almost
the same for Ubuntu. What I would suggest is that you catch the output of
the %post script like this:
%post --log=/root/ks-post.log
...
%end
... and then include lots of 'echo' commands to debug.
By the time %post runs,
I have modified and also checked via which puppet
where actually puppet is installed
/usr/bin/puppet apply /cdrom/puppet/install.pp
it still does not work. Also as it is during the installation procedure can
the mount point of the automated formated drive
but not sure how i could sort this out dur
and this will work during kickstart?
2017-06-13 9:26 GMT+02:00 Peter Faller :
>
>
> Even if the puppet-agent package is installed, the location of the puppet
> executable won't be in the PATH environment variable. What you probably
> need is to change it to e.g.:
>
> /opt/puppetlabs/bin/puppet a
Even if the puppet-agent package is installed, the location of the puppet
executable won't be in the PATH environment variable. What you probably
need is to change it to e.g.:
/opt/puppetlabs/bin/puppet apply /cdrom/puppet/install.pp
On Monday, 12 June 2017 16:23:38 UTC+2, Free4All User wrot
Hello Peter,
Puppet is getting installed in the
%post section of the ks.cfg file
the whole procedure is running til the end - but after i login into ubuntu,
nothing of the packages from the install.pp file is on the system.
what would be the $PATH (target system?) to enter this and if so where i
A few questions ... :
- does your kickstart successfully install the Puppet agent package?
- are you running 'puppet apply' with the correct $PATH (or with a full
path to the puppet executable)?
- what errors are reported by your %post script?
On Monday, 12 June 2017 14:55:45 UTC+2, Free4All User
