James Turnbull schrieb:
> Brice Figureau wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 2009-05-28 at 11:55 +0200, Peter Meier wrote:
>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>>
Only way I know is to make individual objects depend on other objects.
Can't do it at
class level... I think there is a feature request somewhe
On Fri, 2009-05-29 at 08:18 +1000, James Turnbull wrote:
> Brice Figureau wrote:
> > On Thu, 2009-05-28 at 11:55 +0200, Peter Meier wrote:
> >> Hi
> >>
> >>> Only way I know is to make individual objects depend on other objects.
> >>> Can't do it at
> >>> class level... I think there is a feature
Hi,
I have a lot of systems where the puppetd doesn't do anything ..
When I test with puppetd -tv, it s running well, but when it is started as
deamon th process do nothing :(
How can I debug this ?
Vincent
May 29 10:07:56 puppetd[6160]: Reopening log files
May 29 10:07:56 puppetd[6160]: Start
Hi,
Vincent Louviaux wrote:
> I have a lot of systems where the puppetd doesn't do anything ..
Have you recently upgraded Puppet and/or Facter? If so, you are hitting
the same Facter bug that I did with EL4. Essentially, Facter hangs
trying to read /proc/uptime and /proc/virtual (on my XenU
it s 1.5.4 coming from epel depots ..
I will try the 1.5.5 but I think there are no rpm available at this time, I
must compile ..
Thanks for your help
Vincent
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 10:32 AM, Avi Miller wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Vincent Louviaux wrote:
> > I have a lot of systems where the puppetd
I have try with the 1.5.2-1.el4 and it s working :-)
So yes this is coming from facter 1.5.4
Thanks
Vincent
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Vincent Louviaux wrote:
> it s 1.5.4 coming from epel depots ..
>
> I will try the 1.5.5 but I think there are no rpm available at this time, I
> must c
Greg,
knowing better than to mess with (readable) but unpublished
interfaces. /etc/coreadm.conf clearly states that you shouldn't edit
file directly, which means that they can introduce a new field in a
patch, which may get you into a world of hurt :)
I use option number 2) - the overhead really
replying to myself...
so it seems the problem is not the varialbe scope, rather then the template
function.
the following code works:
node default {
include a
include b
}
class a {
$dirs = ""
dir{["/tmp","/tmp/a","/tmp/b"]: before => File["/tmp/dirs"]}
}
class b {
file{"/tmp/
On May 28, 4:51 am, Evan Hisey wrote:
> I use puppetview for checking my logs. Not as fancy or robust as
> puppetshow, but a lot easier to setup.
I don't think puppetview will cut it for us, because we have 5
puppetmasters storing configs to a central server.
I've given up on trying to find
Hi,
In a slide from 2008 from a presentation (from Luke) entitled
Puppet: How and Why
I found a slide with a view of puppetshow that provides tabs for
changes,failures, etc
This is quite different from the puppetshow app that I checked out from git,
which has facts, hosts, resources.
Did I
Sheldon Hearn wrote:
>
> On May 28, 4:51 am, Evan Hisey wrote:
>
>> I use puppetview for checking my logs. Not as fancy or robust as
>> puppetshow, but a lot easier to setup.
>
> I don't think puppetview will cut it for us, because we have 5
> puppetmasters storing configs to a central server.
I am thinking about using puppet to manage my ssh keys,
after all puppet is connected to all my servers and has access
to them. I think it could make a good fit.
Has anyone managed to use puppet as a form of pki (public key
infrastructure)? any thoughts
you would like to share, be they good bad o
Nat wrote:
> I am thinking about using puppet to manage my ssh keys,
> after all puppet is connected to all my servers and has access
> to them. I think it could make a good fit.
>
> Has anyone managed to use puppet as a form of pki (public key
> infrastructure)? any thoughts
> you would like to s
On 2009-May-28, at 9:15 PM, James Turnbull wrote:
> I've been meaning to do this for ages In the Puppet tarball is a
> directory called "ext" that contains some extras that aren't exactly
> mainline but could be useful to people.
These are great. I was looking for a Vim syntax and something
>> I can't seem to get exec unless to work right, it ignores the unless and
>> always runs the exec:
>
> Is the program 'true' in your root directory? It's in /bin on my
> desktop. you should try setting the path to "/bin" or running puppetd
> with --debug and looking at what command it's runnin
Does anyone else have problems with the wiki? I feel kinda ungrateful
complaining, but I generally find it very slow and thus very hard to
use. And right now, it appears unresponsive.
seph
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Hi Seph,
> Does anyone else have problems with the wiki? I feel kinda ungrateful
> complaining, but I generally find it very slow and thus very hard to
> use. And right now, it appears unresponsive.
>
Yup, I often find it very slow also.
Cheers,
A.
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I've had it be slow occasionally. I would suggest the Google cached
version if you're having trouble with particular pages. It only tends
to be a few days to a week out of date in general.
Trevor
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 12:56, Andrew Wasilczuk wrote:
>
> Hi Seph,
>
>> Does anyone else have pr
I just got approval to deploy puppet to about 1500 Macs! Now I have to
actually do it.
I'm considering two options. We have a security tool we use that is a
Mac application and is already installed on all our Macs. Since it's a
Mac app, it's basically a folder (a .app folder). I'm wondering
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 2:56 PM, Allan Marcus wrote:
>
> I just got approval to deploy puppet to about 1500 Macs! Now I have to
> actually do it.
>
> I'm considering two options. We have a security tool we use that is a
> Mac application and is already installed on all our Macs. Since it's a
> Ma
Hello,
> I've been meaning to do this for ages In the Puppet tarball is a
> directory called "ext" that contains some extras that aren't exactly
> mainline but could be useful to people. You can see it's current
> contents at:
>
> http://github.com/reductivelabs/puppet/tree/62534a1622c710e
I have a version of puppetshow that I threw together based off of the
original (minus the hobo and other crazy gems)
I will sanitize it tonight and try to get it on github.
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Marc Fournier wrote:
> Nice ! Thanks for pointing that out.
>
> I noticed that the vim syntax highlight file defines "site" as a
> keyword along with "class", "define" and "node". Any idea what
> language feature this might be ? I can't find anything relevant in
> the wiki...
I hope you don't mind
Howdy,
Sorry if this a dupe, I am new to the puppet list.
I am trying to override the provider for a package and simply use wget
in all cases to retrieve an rpm.
I have tried this:
class foo::bar:quiz {
package {
"fancy-package":
ensure => installed,
source
I am having a problem with multiple package providers. I am attempting to
install a rpm and I want the system to always use rpm as the provider. However
on a large number of systems, the host wants to use apt instead. This doesn't
work in my environment.
How can I force a host to only use rpm
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Andrew Wasilczuk wrote:
> Hi Seph,
>
>> Does anyone else have problems with the wiki? I feel kinda ungrateful
>> complaining, but I generally find it very slow and thus very hard to
>> use. And right now, it appears unresponsive.
>>
We are workin
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