Hi Rich,
On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 5:54 AM, Rich Siegel wrote:
> My idea on reboots is different. I don't think we should have puppet do
> the reboot. If we go down this road, we need autologon, credentials,
> runonce, and a subsequent puppet agent run among other things.
Why do we need autol
Hi Guys
The way I get around it now, is by using a powershell script that creates a
text file and delete puppetlockd if exists and then reboots, and then
puppet checks if text file exists upon next run and ignores
e.g. Powershell
Add-Content "c:\Installs\Puppet_Confirmation\Joined_AD_domain.t
Hi Josh,
As you may recall, I'm the odd kid on the block using Puppet to manage many
many embedded Windows 7 and XP devices, so my needs are probably not very
representative of the Puppet community. I have no need for a reboot
message/code. Most our devices already have a nightly scheduled rebo
My idea on reboots is different. I don't think we should have puppet do the
reboot. If we go down this road, we need autologon, credentials, runonce, and
a subsequent puppet agent run among other things. Not ideal if a puppet agent
service is running during business time. This is orchestrat
Dear James,
So how exactly can I use this resource while doing my operations..
Say.. I want to perform the operation in a following sequence
1) Puppet Run starts
2) Install MSI
3) Reboot
4) Apply another puppet manifest
5) Puppet Run Completes
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Rakesh K.
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On Monday, March 11, 2013, ad wrote:
> James,
>
> Not yet, see http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/19162.
>
> My (ugly) approach for this now is a refreshonly exec with a delayed
> shutdown. I'd like to see a reboot => true or such for all resources that
> tell the agent to reboot after a run is
Hi Guys
I'm using puppet for my windows configuration, and was wondering when
installing / configuration something windowys, it requires a reboot, how
does this effect the "puppet run"
e.g. join to domain ?
e.g. removing old version of software
e.g. host re-name
Is there options you can tell p
