>
> It all seems a little verbose. Any suggestions on how to improve this?
> Maybe trying to puppet manage gconf entries is a bad idea?
It's been a while since I've looked at automated configuring gnome,
but I think the upstream suggested way to do this would be to use
Sabayon to create and apply
I have the following as part of a module:
# Ensure "lsb-release" installed
package {"lsb-release":
ensure => installed,
}
# Use our sources.list
file { "/etc/apt/sources.list":
o
I've got a really large file (100+ MB) which I can't transfer, as
puppet gives me the following error:
Connection timeout calling fileserver.retrieve: execution expired
Is there a way to increase the timeout?
cheers,
/Martin
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Hi,
Facter runs and transffer the facts to the server before any config
is actully done on the client ( puppet needs the facts to decide which
configs to send to the client).
Your only way around this is to install the package before the first
puppet run or wait for the second run (and handle th
Martin Englund wrote:
> I've got a really large file (100+ MB) which I can't transfer, as
> puppet gives me the following error:
> Connection timeout calling fileserver.retrieve: execution expired
I didn't find an obvious timeout on puppetd or puppetmasterd --genconfig
just now, but you may ha
> Your only way around this is to install the package before the first
> puppet run or wait for the second run (and handle the nil value in the
> template...)
Thanks, that makes sense.
I'm trying to handle the nil value in the template with:
<% if has_variable?("lsbdistcodename") and lsbdistcod
David Lutterkort wrote:
> On Fri, 2009-02-20 at 07:53 -0500, Bryan Kearney wrote:
>> One question If I have a file with 10 nodes, does augeas re-write
>> the whole file, or just scan for the nodes which changed?
>
> It will write a new file (into a tmp location) and then replace the old
> fi
On 2/23/2009 7:15 AM, Ohad Levy wrote:
> Your only way around this is to install the package before the first
> puppet run or wait for the second run (and handle the nil value in
> the template...)
The first option is what I've always done. Since I'm spending part of
the morning rebuilding a s
Hello all,
I have read through the sparse documentation on the Search (intentionally
capitalized to differentiate from the verb) function as well as searched the
group list (and mail archives) with little success to finding an answer. It
is my understanding that I want to use the Search function to
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 09:29:53AM -0800, Robb Wagoner wrote:
> I would like to know:
> a) is my understanding about the purpose of this function incorrect?
> b) the recommended way to accomplish making variables defined in classes
> available to other classes, dynamically (see below as an example
Hi
> On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 09:29:53AM -0800, Robb Wagoner wrote:
>> I would like to know:
>> a) is my understanding about the purpose of this function incorrect?
>> b) the recommended way to accomplish making variables defined in classes
>> available to other classes, dynamically (see below as
Bruce,
Thank you for the explanation. I will review the parser.rb and
scope.rb to familiarize myself with the code.
On Feb 23, 9:40 am, Bruce Richardson wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 09:29:53AM -0800, Robb Wagoner wrote:
> > I would like to know:
> > a) is my understanding about the purpose o
Sorry for the topic confluence, but I was wondering if there were
common puppet "idioms" for either:
- distributing an RPM to a series of clients (namely RabbitMQ) and
installing the package? I realize that I can do it naively by pulling
the file from the puppetmaster and then using the packag
In response to your first comment, it certainly should be idempotent.
Puppet should be able to determine that the rpm is already installed,
and I believe that is just a local "rpm -q" or something. So, I don't
think it should hit the URL unless it doesn't think it's installed.
This can happen, tho
On 2/23/2009 9:40 AM, Michael L. Artz wrote:
> - distributing an RPM to a series of clients (namely RabbitMQ) and
> installing the package? I realize that I can do it naively by pulling
> the file from the puppetmaster and then using the package resource to
> install it via RPM, but I was wond
Is there a Puppet Python version?
If so where can the latest version be downloaded?
Thanks in advance,
-E
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gluegl wrote:
> Is there a Puppet Python version?
> If so where can the latest version be downloaded?
> Thanks in advance,
Not sure what you are asking.
Are you asking if Puppet supports managing python? Or if there is a
version of Puppet written i
Hi
> Make a regular http- or ftp-accessible repository (instead of using the
> puppetmaster's file distribution facility), and use one of the
> higher-level rpm-based package providers with the puppet package type
> (yum, aptrpm, etc.). You might also be able to do this just with rpm and
> a
Sourcing to a HTTP address works? Since when?
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 4:45 PM, Peter Meier wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> > Make a regular http- or ftp-accessible repository (instead of using the
> > puppetmaster's file distribution facility), and use one of the
> > higher-level rpm-based package providers w
Hi
> Sourcing to a HTTP address works? Since when?
always.
package is not file.
cheers pete
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