This is great... I see more options now! Thanks for the advice, really
helpful
On Friday, June 6, 2014 11:17:59 AM UTC+1, Ken Barber wrote:
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> And another idea that I've seen people use is to install the Brightbox
> PPA packages for Ruby:
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> http://brightbox.com/docs/ruby/ubuntu/
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> On Fri,
And another idea that I've seen people use is to install the Brightbox
PPA packages for Ruby:
http://brightbox.com/docs/ruby/ubuntu/
On Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 11:14 AM, Ken Barber wrote:
>> Ignore this last one, I wrote it at the same time you wrote your comment...
>>
>> I understand and it makes s
> Ignore this last one, I wrote it at the same time you wrote your comment...
>
> I understand and it makes sense.
>
> Thanks for your help and I'll evaluate the strategy... I still need
> puppet_decrypt so I really need to figure how to integrate ruby 2.0.0 on
> ubutu 12.04 plus puppet. We use RVM
Ignore this last one, I wrote it at the same time you wrote your comment...
I understand and it makes sense.
Thanks for your help and I'll evaluate the strategy... I still need
puppet_decrypt so I really need to figure how to integrate ruby 2.0.0 on
ubutu 12.04 plus puppet. We use RVM for the
I've always used distribution packages, but now I need to use
puppet_decrypt which is not supported by ruby 1.8.7
Quick question though... I've been looking in the documentation and I
haven't found any note stating that installing puppet through gem is not
recommended, neither using ruby > 1.8.
>> But it hurt my eyes each time I see it ...
>>
>> Suggestions?
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>
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> Install your whole Puppet stack, from Ruby through Puppet to Puppet DB, via
> your distro's native package management system. PuppetLabs hosts package
> repositories for many current systems, including, I think, Ubuntu 12.04.
On Thursday, June 5, 2014 10:37:46 AM UTC-5, JuanBrein wrote:
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> I see, it is a gap in the installation though...
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For a non-recommended installation path.
> I mean you can install ruby through RVM,
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... but you shouldn't ...
then puppet as a gem,
>
... but you shouldn't ...
>
I see, it is a gap in the installation though... I mean you can install
ruby through RVM, then puppet as a gem, but you can't install
puppetdb-terminus so you can't use it with puppetdb...
I did a quick:
Rvm_gem<||> -> exec { "Install puppetdb-terminus":
command => "mkdir util/puppetd
So we (as in the developers of PDB) don't manage the gem that was put
onto rubygems, someone else did this - pretty anti-social but alas
thats the way rubygems works :-).
In fact we normally don't promote ruby gems as a way of installing
this software (or puppet for that matter) but if you insist,
HI guys,
On Ubuntu 12.04 using ruby 2.0 and puppet 3.3.2 through gem installation I
can't find puppetdb-terminus . There is a 1.0 version but is empty
available in rubygems.Does anybody know if there is an easy way to add this
files to my puppet installation rather than just copy them over from
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