Jean Baptiste FAVRE writes:
> Hello, Seems I wasn't clear enough ;-)
Well, or I wasn't smart enough. ;)
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> While performing some tests, I figure out that, for one node, one of the
> package (let's call it package_A) I removed in first step is re-installed
> because of dependency.
>
> I'm
Hello,
Seems I wasn't clear enough ;-)
I defined few steps in puppet configuration.
- The first one will be executed at the end of installation. It mainly
consist in packages removal and is called "bootstrap".
- The other ones will be executed after and consist in all other operations.
While p
Jean Baptiste FAVRE writes:
> I need to be able to execute some puppet statements at the end of an automatic
> installation, essentially packages removal. But I don't want it to be executed
> later.
The main question to answer is: why not? This makes your configuration
non-deterministic, which
Hello,
I need to be able to execute some puppet statements at the end of an
automatic installation, essentially packages removal. But I don't want
it to be executed later.
I'm looking on a way to test tag definition into my default node but did
not find it. What I would like to do is sort of:
