Hey all,
Ok, sorry if I didn't get to all of your suggestions. But I did elect to
try this one:
server-id=<%= @hostname.match(/db([0-9]+)/); $1 %>
Which I modified slightly to:
server-id=<%= @hostname.match(/db([0-4]+)/); $1 %>
Because I only run 4 mysql servers atm.
And BOOM! That does it e
On 9/15/15 1:15 PM, Ramin K wrote:
server_id = <% require 'ipaddr'%><%= IPAddr.new(@ipaddress).to_i %>
server_id = fqdn_rand(2147483647).
that last should have been <%= scope.function_fqdn_rand(2147483647) %>
assuming it was also in a template.
Ramin
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On 9/15/15 12:59 PM, Tim Dunphy wrote:
Hey guys,
Is there any other way to automate this setting in my.cnf:
server-id=1
So that if the host is db1 it'll get a value of 1, for db2 a value of 2,
for db3 a value of 3 and db4 a value of 4?
Don't bother. Assigning the number manually and increm
Use a regular expression? Untested:
server-id=<%= @hostname.match(/db([0-9]+)/); $1 %>
On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 03:59:44PM -0400, Tim Dunphy wrote:
>Hey guys,
> Is there any other way to automate this setting in my.cnf:
>server-id=1
>So that if the host is db1 it'll get a value of
Try something like this to extract the \d from the hostname:
<% id = fqdn.dup %>
<% id.gsub!(/db(\d).domain.ext/){$1} %>
server-id = <%= id %>
On 09/15/2015 03:59 PM, Tim Dunphy wrote:
Hey guys,
Is there any other way to automate this setting in my.cnf:
server-id=1
So that if the host is db
Hey guys,
Is there any other way to automate this setting in my.cnf:
server-id=1
So that if the host is db1 it'll get a value of 1, for db2 a value of 2,
for db3 a value of 3 and db4 a value of 4?
The only way I can think of this is to have branching logic in the puppet
manifest that does a te
