Hi,
We're not using passenger.
It's working, but not quite what you would call stable, still see this in
the logs sometimes -
Feb 11 11:22:26 xxx01 puppet-agent[2135]: (/Firewall[030 ALL - ACCEPT
all to localhost]/ensure) created
Feb 11 11:22:26 xxx01 puppet-agent[2135]: (/Firewall[01
Hi,
the manifest layout sounds sane enough. Is this a passenger setup?
On 02/12/2014 03:56 PM, Chris W wrote:
> Puppet master is 3.0.2
> Puppet agent is 3.0.2I ended up having to do an include of the
> /service/::firewall from the node manifest
So is this working for you now?
If not, I seem to
Hi,
Puppet master is 3.0.2
Puppet agent is 3.0.2
OS is RHEL6
Node manifests are flat files under a GIT repo.
Overarching firewall rules are applied by an ssh module from
manifests/init.pp to allow ssh access from management servers, this works
all the time.
Service specific firewall rules are lai
Hi,
this hasn't been solved yet, has it?
What version of puppet is this (master+agent), how is the master laid
out (passenger?) and how are your manifests structured? Are you relying
on import somewhere e.g.?
Thanks,
Felix
On 01/16/2014 04:40 PM, Chris W wrote:
> If I do iptables -F on the box,
