Re: [Puppet Users] Using Future Parser on Puppet v3.8.2

2016-02-01 Thread Henrik Lindberg
On 2016-01-02 23:00, Sans wrote: Thanks Henrik, for giving me the clue. It was really silly: My PM is self-managed, i.e. the puppet-agent also runs on the PM, which maintains the puppet.conf and it was overriding the parser=future, every time I was restating Apache after adding that bit manually

Re: [Puppet Users] Using Future Parser on Puppet v3.8.2

2016-02-01 Thread Sans
Thanks Henrik, for giving me the clue. It was really silly: My PM is self-managed, i.e. the puppet-agent also runs on the PM, which maintains the puppet.conf and it was overriding the parser=future, every time I was restating Apache after adding that bit manually. Sorry guys for the noise an

Re: [Puppet Users] Using Future Parser on Puppet v3.8.2

2016-01-31 Thread Sans
yes, so many times. -S On Saturday, January 30, 2016 at 10:58:33 AM UTC, Martin Alfke wrote: > > > Have you restarted puppet master process after adding future_parser to > puppet.conf? > > Best, > Martin > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pup

Re: [Puppet Users] Using Future Parser on Puppet v3.8.2

2016-01-31 Thread Henrik Lindberg
On 2016-29-01 21:44, Sans wrote: Hi there, Need to iterate over an arry, so was trying the Future Parser. Using a very simple example: | $alpha =['a','b','c'] each($alpha)|String$value|{notice("Hi there, ${value}")} | but getting this error: *Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remo

Re: [Puppet Users] Using Future Parser on Puppet v3.8.2

2016-01-30 Thread Martin Alfke
On 29 Jan 2016, at 21:44, Sans wrote: > > Hi there, > Need to iterate over an arry, so was trying the Future Parser. Using a very > simple example: > > > > $alpha = ['a','b','c'] > each($alpha) |String $value| { notice( "Hi there, ${value}" ) } > > but getting this error: > Error: Could no

[Puppet Users] Using Future Parser on Puppet v3.8.2

2016-01-29 Thread Sans
Hi there, Need to iterate over an arry, so was trying the Future Parser. Using a very simple example: $alpha = ['a','b','c'] each($alpha) |String $value| { notice( "Hi there, ${value}" ) } but getting this error: *Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER: Coul