Martin,
I'm also not a fan of trying to retrofit stuff on top of undocumented
features. My problem is that Puppet runs already take 1 minute every
half hour, I am trying to reduce it if possible - otherwise I am
going
to start getting complaints by users about me taking their precious
CPU time...
Hi
> 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.
that would be cool!
cheers pete
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> class foo::bar:quiz {
> package {
> "fancy-package":
> ensure => installed,
> source => "http://yum/yum/repo/5/i386/
> verycoolrpm..noarch.rpm"
> }
package {
"fancy-package":
ensure => installed,
source => "htt
> http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/TypeReference#package
>
> If you don't set the provider explicitly puppet tries to choose the
> best
> one for you.
>
> > The node in question does not support yum at all. (It 's a
customized
> > appliance type linux)
>
> A patch with a few line of c
Maybe we're the last to the party but wow do schedules make a huge
difference! Especially with file serving. We added schedules to a few
file-heavy modules and cut the load and hits/day on our file serving
puppetmaster by 2/3. Instead of doing everything once an hour these
modules are now sched
Hi all,
One of my solaris systems is exhibiting some slightly odd behaviour
with respect to installing blastwave packages.
Trying to install packages via puppet succeeds, but puppet appears not
to recognize the presence of the package. So every time puppet runs,
it tries to re-install the packag
Hmm, poking around a bit, this seems related to the version of pkg-get
being used.
The non-working system has 4.1.3 (the latest, from opencsw.org ), and
if I do
pkg-get -c nrpe
on that, I get no results back.
If I try it on a system with 4.1.2 installed, the same command tells
me that I have t
Hi all
so far I'm loving Puppet, have asked a few questions on IRC and had
really good support there.
This one has me scratching my head, though.
I was hoping to use puppets implicit tagging feature to handle
iptables configs e.g.
# iptables.erb
<% if tags.includes('webserver') %>
# allow port
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> Hmm, poking around a bit, this seems related to the version of pkg-get
> being used.
>
> The non-working system has 4.1.3 (the latest, from opencsw.org ), and
> if I do
>
> pkg-get -c nrpe
>
> on that, I get no results back.
>
> If
