Hi
>> http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/Recipes/SimpleText can do it
>
>
> Augeas and a lens could be another approach to this.
>
> I believe the augeas package comes with an /etc/services lens.
An example:
http://puppet.git.puzzle.ch/?p=module-sshjump.git;a=blob;f=manifests/tunnel.p
So I'm running puppet 0.24.8 and I'm trying to use a definition where
sometimes the "name" parameter will be the same but other parameters
will be different and puppet is complaining because it expects "name"
parameter to be unique.
Is that the way it's supposed to be? And if so, why? The file
Scott wrote:
> So I'm running puppet 0.24.8 and I'm trying to use a definition where
> sometimes the "name" parameter will be the same but other parameters
> will be different and puppet is complaining because it expects "name"
> parameter to be unique.
>
> Is that the way it's supposed to be?
Y
I recently upgraded to Puppet 0.25 and am trying to migrate to
Passenger but am noticing a strange problem. It appears code is being
cached inappropriately and puppet is refusing to hand out manifests or
files since they aren't authorized.
If I restart httpd and then run two puppet clients in s
We had roughly the same experience. Downgrading to passenger 2.2.2 fixed
this issue for us.
The only way how 2.2.5 worked was by adding always_restart.txt, which
severely affects performance.
scott wrote:
> I recently upgraded to Puppet 0.25 and am trying to migrate to
> Passenger but am notic
On Oct 7, 10:38 am, Daniel Selans wrote:
> We had roughly the same experience. Downgrading to passenger 2.2.2 fixed
> this issue for us.
Thanks, downgrading seems to have fixed it for me too.
> The only way how 2.2.5 worked was by adding always_restart.txt, which
> severely affects performanc
Hi
>> The only way how 2.2.5 worked was by adding always_restart.txt, which
>> severely affects performance.
>
> Should the Wiki page at
> http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/UsingPassenger
> be changed, or does someone know something we don't? It does appear
> that some installations of
I'm trying to add a class-limited override to a user section. It
looks
something like this:
class usg123::biee-users inherits allusers {
$somegroups = ['users','group2','group3']
User['user1'] { groups => $somegroups, }
User['user2'] { groups => $somegroups, }
realize(
Us
To manage Asterisk users, I've made a define that can be used like
this:
asterisk::user { "sip.login":
fullname => "Sip Extension 223",
secret => "allyourbase",
extension => "223",
}
I'm trying to put user definitions in a single string, and make
something like the following. Should
Either insane ... or ignorant of the fact that one shouldn't push
WEBrick that far. Or maybe both.
Today I bit the bullet and used the instructions here:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/UsingPassenger
to migrate to Passenger. Pretty painless. I tested it on 8141 first,
leaving WEBrick
OK. I just noticed I'm not running version 0.25 as is glaringly
obvious from the contents of my email. My mistake. Sorry for the
post.
On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 6:18 PM, Bryan Schneiders
wrote:
> The documentation at:
> http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/LanguageTutorial#conditionals
>
>
The documentation at:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/LanguageTutorial#conditionals
says:
"""
Starting with version 0.25, selectors now support regular expressions:
$owner = $operatingsystem ? {
/(redhat|debian)/ => "bin",
default => undef,
}
In this last example, if $operat
Bryan wrote:
> OK. I just noticed I'm not running version 0.25 as is glaringly
> obvious from the contents of my email. My mistake. Sorry for the
> post.
Though if you want to try 0.25.1rc1, there are packages available at:
http://tmz.fedorapeople.org/repo/puppet/
If you grab the puppet.r
I'm actually curious about how you managed to get so far without
needing to move to Mongrel or Passenger...
Pete - am wondering what types of objects you have been running in
your config. I'm suspecting really light stuff and probably not a huge
amount of it, am I right? Things like file permissi
I continue to wish for multidimensional objects. This is another
example.
seph
David Schmitt writes:
> Scott wrote:
>> So I'm running puppet 0.24.8 and I'm trying to use a definition where
>> sometimes the "name" parameter will be the same but other parameters
>> will be different and puppet i
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