Has anyone been able to setup a schedule for say 7 pm to 4 am next
day ? By default the range can not extgend beyond the day, but
wondering anyone had a workaround similar to 01:00 - 04:00, 19:00 -
23:39 ?
Thanks
Kanishka
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Hello,
I started writing an ENC and run into what seems like a chicken and
egg problem...
I was starting off by getting the client's facts from the inventory
service by getting:
https://puppetmaster:8140/production/facts/$client_hostname
and then was getting the "environment" from the fact name
I tried to work around the problem by having a copy of the ENC per
environment, which would work for me too... but then that does not
work either:
external_nodes = /etc/puppet/environments/$environment/gu-enc/gu-enc.py
In the above, $environment evaluates to "production" even though my
"puppet ag
- Original Message -
| Cheers, I'll walk you through how I came up with the augeas commands.
|
| Opening augtool and printing /files/boot/grup/menu.lst shows how the
| lense has constructed the augeas tree (edited for brevity):
|
| augtool> print /files/boot/grub/menu.lst/
| /files/boot/g
The following class seems to do exactly what I needed it to do. It sets the
default context to saved and creates a savedefault parameter for the Windows
entry that exists. This method also does not require a onlyif if statement
which is much better than the ins after option that was proposed b
- Original Message -
| | You piqued my interest with the savedefault option though so I
| | looked
| | it up. Are you sure you don't want it on every kernel boot option so
| | if you change into different Linux kernels it remembers them as
| | well?
BTW: No, this is not what this is intend
I found that my puppet didn't work if I used symbolic link for
multi-environment directory. Here is my directory structure. VM stands for
virtual machine, which I used to test my puppet scripts.
+ /etc/puppet
+ environments
+ vm
+ manifests
- site.pp
+ modules
+ dev
I'm a newbie of puppet. I'm curious why I cannot find puppetd.log and
puppetmasterd.log?
I can only find httpd.log and masterhttpd.log in /var/log/puppet. What could
be wrong?
Thanks.
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