For example, I've installed puppet on ubuntu. Say I want to use it to
install an ubuntu package like moodle or mysql-server, puppet is
hanging in the background waiting for a response to a question.
(Installation of these packages normally interacts with the user to
ask for passwords, etc)
So how
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On 27/01/10 8:52 PM, Rachel wrote:
> For example, I've installed puppet on ubuntu. Say I want to use it to
> install an ubuntu package like moodle or mysql-server, puppet is
> hanging in the background waiting for a response to a question.
>
> (Instal
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.
Rachel
P.S. James, I ordered your book yesterday from Amazon, so hopefully
all my other newbie questions will be answered there :-)
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While the new documentation site is "pretty", I agree with the other
posts that the font is way too big. I'm using Firefox 3.5.6 in Fedora
12. I find the new documentation site to take much longer to
navigate, both between pages and on a page. The load times are fine,
the layout is in my opinion
It would be nice if the page titles weren't all "Puppet Docs." When I
have multiple pages open in separate tabs, it's difficult to find the
page I want.
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It would be nice if the page titles weren't all "Puppet Docs." When I
have multiple pages open in separate tabs, it's difficult to find the
page I want.
The best idea is to fill feature requests on:
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet-docs
I assume it's pretty hard to track fe
Hi,
Stephen would never mention it himself, he's too modest, but he's done
a great write-up of how he uses Git (or other DVCS) to distribute
manifests instead of using a Puppetmaster. It's quite flexible and
powerful (you can use a post-receive hook on the remote repos to run
Puppet whenever a new
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 09:11:49PM +1100, James Turnbull wrote:
> See the responsefile attribute of the package type.
>
> http://docs.reductivelabs.com/references/stable/type.html#package
You can do that now? Oh. That makes me happy, and I love Debian :-)
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On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 2:15 PM, Anchi Zhang wrote:
>
>
> >>> My fileserver.conf contains
>> >>>
>> >>> [files-solaris]
>> >>> path /etc/puppet/manifests/files/solaris
>> >>> allow *
>> >>>
>> >>> and
>> >>>
>> >>> puppetmaster# ls /etc/puppet/manifests/files/solaris/etc
>> >>> motd ns
Hi John,
I read the blog post and although an interesting approach, I can see several
shortcomings, namely:
- Lack of external node classifier: how do you control/specify which node
applies which modules?
- Anything apart from a DVCS to do deployment (i.e. subversion) would be
madness. And even
On Tue, 19 Jan 2010 13:07:21 -0800 (PST), James wrote:
> I'm having an issue using package resources on RHEL 4 systems using
> up2date with RHN. I need to ensure that libacl.i386 is installed on a
> x86_64 system, however the up2date provider does not seem to like the
> yum syntax for specifying
Something like that will work:
node default { include solaris }
class solaris {
etc_file{['motd','nsswitch.conf','pam.conf','resolv.conf']: }
define etc_file(){
file { "/etc/${name}":
source => "puppet:///files-solaris/etc/${name}",
}
}
}
but this approach is not very puppet-like
>
> the reason why I say that it doesn't scale is that for example if the ntp
>> file changes you'd like to to restart the ntp service if the ntp config
>> changes and so on. Anyway the idea is to organize things that belongs
>> together, for example for ntp, the package, the service and the config
Atha Kouroussis wrote:
- Lack of external node classifier: how do you control/specify which node
applies which modules?
You would likely use 'node' statements in your manifests.
But I think you can use external_nodes from stand-alone puppet as well.
You would of course need to make sure that
Node and class:
node default { include solaris }
class solaris {
file { "/etc":
source => "puppet:///files-solaris/etc",
recurse => true,
ensure => directory,
}
}
Solaris 10 puppet master trace:
notice: Starting Puppet server versio
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 7:59 AM, Atha Kouroussis wrote:
> Hi John,
> I read the blog post and although an interesting approach, I can see
> several shortcomings, namely:
> - Lack of external node classifier: how do you control/specify which node
> applies which modules?
>
We don't do things this
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On 11/01/2010 13:06, Mr Gabriel wrote:
> Fully Qualified Domain Name seems to be a requirement for puppet master
> server. I was expecting to run into issues say around 2/3 of the way
> through, not at step one!
>
> So I guess my question is, is it po
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 11:06 AM, Peter Meier wrote:
> Node and class:
>>
>> node default { include solaris }
>> class solaris {
>>file { "/etc":
>>source => "puppet:///files-solaris/etc",
>>recurse => true,
>>ensure => directory,
>>
Getting this error:
err: Could not call list: header too long
when running puppetca commands on master.
There is not a disk space issue.
On the puppet master server, /var filled up to 100% during the night.
Now it's fine, down to 25% used.
I rebooted server too
Any fixes?
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some debug info:
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debug: Failed to load library 'shadow' for feature 'libshadow'
debug: Puppet::Type::User::ProviderUser_role_add: file roleadd does
not exist
debug: Puppet::Type::User::ProviderDirectoryservice: file /usr/bin/
dscl does not exist
debug: Puppet::Type::User::ProviderP
Unfortunately even the yum provider sucks at this too. It may have been fixed
recently, but I don't think so since the problem exists in how rpm reports back
queries for available packages. I have to solve this with an exec. . You
could do something similar to:
exec {"install libacl.i386":
all fixed,
had to remove 0 byte file from directory /var/puppet/ssl/ca/requests
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Yeah, I fixed it!
I removed some 0 byte certificate request files in dir /var/puppet/ssl/
ca/requests.
That did the trick.
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On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 11:50:41 -0600, Carl Caum wrote:
> Unfortunately even the yum provider sucks at this too. It may have been
> fixed recently, but I don't think so since the problem exists in how rpm
> reports back queries for available packages. I have to solve this with
an
> exec. . You co
Hi,
in every classes I created, I defined a variable (named $version) to
include a kind of versionning inside them.
In puppetd sources, around network/client/master.rb:293 , the
'setclasses' function log the classes in a 'classfile' (here :
$statedir/classes.txt). I'd just like to add classes $ve
Make extra sure that's true. I found it won't give you an error but the
package still won't always be installed.
On Jan 27, 2010, at 12:05 PM, James Cammarata wrote:
>
> On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 11:50:41 -0600, Carl Caum wrote:
>> Unfortunately even the yum provider sucks at this too. It may hav
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> in every classes I created, I defined a variable (named $version) to
> include a kind of versionning inside them.
>
> In puppetd sources, around network/client/master.rb:293 , the
> 'setclasses' function log the classes in a 'classfile' (here :
> $s
On 1/27/10 12:28 PM, Arnauld wrote:
Anyone know how to access a variable inside a class ?
I and many others have overcome this by using Puppet environments. If I make a change to a module, I
simply push out another environment and tell clients that need the change to use that environment.
A
Tanaka-san!
On Jan 27, 3:57 am, Nobuchika Tanaka wrote:
> [What I want to Know]
> 1.What "Unmanageable state 'online*' on service autofs" means?
>
When svcs(1) shows an asterisk at the end of the state, it means it is
in transition.
What is happening is that puppet runs "svcadm disable autofs"
Mr.Martin.
Thank you for replying.
Thanks to your answer, I understand situation of this problem.
Until this issue is resolved, I will disable automountd in another
way.
On Jan 28, 7:34 am, Martin Englund wrote:
Nobuchika Tanaka
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I think my bug writeup on #3120 is less than wonderful but I wanted to point it
up to the list here in hope of inspiring further comment.
The situation is that I followed first Ohad's doc on PuppetScalability, then
Jeff McCune's MultipleCertificateAuthorities writeup, to no avail. I tried both
It seems puppet is getting confused regarding ldap users and groups
err:
//Node[foo]/class/File[/var/log/httpd]:
Failed to retrieve current state of resource: Could not find group readonly at
/etc/puppet/svn/manifests/common/common.pp:26
[foo ~]# getent group | grep readonly
readonly:*:4002:user1
Hi Eric,
I've a working chained CA setup working for a few years now.
what exactly were your problems? did you remember to add the top level CA
pub key?
I'll try to make some time for this issue next week, and to rebuild the ca
setup in a lab.
on a side note, I'm not 100% sure if it make sense
On 1/27/10 5:03 PM, Eric Sorenson wrote:
Ultimately I gave up, like Paul L's thread "SSL Makes My Brain Bleed", my brain
bled too and I
ended up following his hard-fought wisdom from
http://groups.google.com/group/puppet-users/msg/89b75ebe91c5985b
I.e. Setup one host to be the CA, set ca=false
I have a SunFire Solaris/10 64bit system -- it's older, 1U. I
installed ruby via the "pkg-get" script -- then installed the gems
puppet and facter. Facter takes a long time to run:
real0m17.863s
user0m1.582s
sys 0m2.188s
That seems very unusual. I realize I could (and probably s
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