Hi all,
I've uploaded the dev call from last month to the podcast directory:
http://reductivelabs.com/podcast/dircaster.php
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At my lemonade stand I used to give the first glass away free and charge
five dollars for the second glass. The refill contained the antidote.
-- Emo Phillips
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puppet[~]$ puppetca --version
0.24.5
puppet[~]$ sudo puppetca --list
localhost.dhcp.ece.arizona.edu
puppet[~]$ sudo puppetca --clean localhost.dhcp.ece.arizona.edu
Could not find client certificate for localhost.dhcp.ece.arizona.edu
Occasionally my DHCP clients get confused about their hostname;
Not so concerned about permanently rejecting a host, though if there's
a way to do so, I'd be interested in knowing it. But my main goal is
to be able to keep my CA request queue empty. For now I've been --
signing and immediately --cleaning, but I figured there ought to be a
cleaner way to handle
So, I'm currently scratching my noodle regarding the following unhelpful
stack trace from `puppetd -t --no-noop --trace --debug`:
debug: //File[/var/lib/puppet/modules]: Autorequiring User[root]
debug:
//Node[gatekeeper]/monitoring/munin::client/munin::plugins::linux/munin::plugins::interfaces/Muni
Perhaps an overloaded puppet master?
The stack trace is showing that your client can't reach the puppet master
via http..
Adam
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 7:05 PM, AJ Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I'm currently scratching my noodle regarding the following unhelpful
> stack trace from
Nay just me being an idiot.
Thought I had removed this post - guess it can't magically suck it back out
of everyones mailbox.
The problem was:
source => "puppet://ubuntu/path/to/file";
as opposed to:
source => "puppet:///ubuntu/path/to/file";
Must have sent my original email before coffee ;)
Hi All,
What is the recommended way of managing something like the postfix
configuration file? I would prefer _not_ to overwrite the config file with one
stored centrally or using the templating system.
Ideally I'd like to use the 'postconf' and 'postconf -e' programs to get and
set options.
Ha
2008/9/8 Darryl Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi All,
>
> What is the recommended way of managing something like the postfix
> configuration file? I would prefer _not_ to overwrite the config file with one
> stored centrally or using the templating system.
>
> Ideally I'd like to use the 'postconf
Hallo!
Marti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>a way to do so, I'd be interested in knowing it. But my main goal is
>to be able to keep my CA request queue empty. For now I've been --
>signing and immediately --cleaning, but I figured there ought to be a
>cleaner way to handle this.
What you can do is to del
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Marti wrote:
> Is there a command to reject a signing request? While obviously I can
> --sign then immediately --clean, that's not a terribly good solution,
> as it leaves a bit of a race condition loophole. Just trying to --
> clean an unsigned cert
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