* Brian Troutwine [2011-10-27]:
> While this setup works I hate it. It's tedious, not automated and
> error prone. I wonder, what are the puppet configuration testing
> experiences of other on this list? What have you gotten cobbled
> together, what works and what does not? I'm especially intereste
Couldn't figure this one out either.
It would be great to run a kick and pass it a git tag, then have the
master notice that and setup some kind of temporary environment to
serve that tag.
For the moment we have a bunch of different environments, eg projectA,
projectB, projectC and the clients in
Hi Peter,
This looks like some kind of issue in the ldap provider when its
searching for the user.
Is the system using ldap? does git user exist in ldap?
You might need to log an issue with the trace below.
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 8:57 PM, Peter Horvath
wrote:
> I have other classes and require b
No, git user is a local user that i am trying to create an define as
requirement for other resource types
On 4 November 2011 08:32, Andrew Hendry wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> This looks like some kind of issue in the ldap provider when its
> searching for the user.
> Is the system using ldap? does git
Hello,
Le 03/11/11 à 15:45, jcbollinger téléscripta :
> On Nov 2, 9:57 am, Baptiste Grenier wrote:
> > Le 31/10/11 16:09, jcbollinger t l scripta :
> > > On Oct 28, 10:07 am, Baptiste Grenier
> > > wrote:
> > > You have an evaluation order problem, and you have tried to fix it
> > > by constrai
On Thu, Nov 03, 2011 at 10:39:29PM -0700, Robert Atkins wrote:
> On Nov 2, 7:33 pm, Christopher Wood
> wrote:
> > It's worth mentioning that find -exec this way forks a separate copy of
> > find for each file. You'll notice how much slower this is on a really large
> > set of files (possibly lar
I am having an issue with templates that I cant quite figure out why
it is having an issue.
I am using ruby dsl to read a template from a database and it keeps
having problems with anything other than <%= var %> type definitions.
I even went as far cutting and pasting from the puppet online
docum
What is interesting to note is if I change the template to
<% scope.to_hash.keys.each do |k| %> <%= k %> <%= "\n" %><% end %>
The error goes away.
I probably should have said this is related to Ruby DSL inline
template function, I havent been able to reproduce this with erb files
stored locally.
All-
Poking around in the bug database it looks like storeconfigs is being
actively worked on. I am using 2.7.6 on my master as well as all the
clients. I have clients boot , start puppet and get a signed cert via
auto signing. The nagios module (and currently the only thing puppet
does) complain
Simply put..
I need the reverse of an ipaddress for a in-addr.arpa..
Puppet has a function i can find that will simply execute ruby code,
nor bash..
$ipaddress comes from facter
$reversenetwork = $ipaddress.split('.')[0,3].reverse.join('.')
file { "/opt/lp/dnscache-internal/root/servers/$reverse
I have a tricky problem. I'm going to use Augeas, like here
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/1/wiki/Puppet_Augeas#/etc/sysctl.conf
to maintain sysctl.conf. However, since iptables is already disabled,
when I add more lines to sysctl.conf with augeas and run sysctl -p,
the following lines (wh
Okay, that's seriously weird. The only thing that comes to mind is
that running facter on the command line is using one version of
facter, and puppet's using another. Could you post the output of
facter and puppet with the architecture, operatingsystem, and
facterversion facts?
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011
You can see results like this if you have the same fact in multiple
places; one thing to check would be what `facter --puppet` returns,
since that includes any facts that were sent to the client through
pluginsync.
Daniel
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 12:34, Adrien Thebo wrote:
> Okay, that's seriously
I figured out the problem, which is a different behavior from Puppet
DSL. Puppet DSL converts the entries entered into inline_template into
an array based on comma but the Ruby DSL does not do this.
if I make the inline_template argument like below
:content => inline_template([mytemplate])
it wo
Now i feel stupid
$reversenetwork= inline_template("<%= '$ipaddress'.split('.')
[0,3].reverse.join('.') %>")
FTW!
:D
On Nov 4, 7:42 pm, Arenstar wrote:
> Simply put..
>
> I need the reverse of an ipaddress for a in-addr.arpa..
> Puppet has a function i can find that will simply execute ruby c
On Nov 4, 2011, at 11:42 AM, Arenstar wrote:
> Simply put..
>
> I need the reverse of an ipaddress for a in-addr.arpa..
> Puppet has a function i can find that will simply execute ruby code,
> nor bash..
> $ipaddress comes from facter
>
> $reversenetwork = $ipaddress.split('.')[0,3].reverse.joi
Yes, I had an idea I have different versions and simply searched the system
for different RubyGems installations.. for no result. I have the only one.
Here it is the output you requested:
r3:/var/log# facter --puppet | grep '\(archit\|facterv\|operatings\)'
architecture => amd64
facterversion =>
Hello All,
I come from the RHN age and don't quite have my head fully wrapped around
yum. I know that puppet exclusively uses yum to install RPMs. I have some
custom modules to write, but they require custom RPMs be installed. Not
being the most well-versed person with yum, I don't want to get too
Just make a local yum repository using your custom RPM's, make sure your system
can "see" it, and then a plain "yum install" will work.
“Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in
the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us.”
Bill Waterson (Calvin & H
So I use createrepo to make a local repo somewhere-for instance, the puppet
server-and then use that to do the install?
Why doesn't puppet support all of yum features?
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 2:15 PM, Dan White wrote:
> Just make a local yum repository using your custom RPM's, make sure your
> s
On Fri, Nov 04, 2011 at 02:19:08PM -0700, Sam Roza wrote:
>So I use createrepo to make a local repo somewhere-for instance, the
>puppet server-and then use that to do the install?
>Why doesn't puppet support all of yum features?
I'll venture a guess that it's for the same reason that y
Puppet uses yum as a tool, not the other way around. I suppose if yum
started using puppet to install software, I'd expect them to support a
complete featureset as well.
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 2:23 PM, Christopher Wood wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 04, 2011 at 02:19:08PM -0700, Sam Roza wrote:
> >So
Sam Roza writes:
> So I use createrepo to make a local repo somewhere-for instance, the puppet
> server-and then use that to do the install?
If you are reluctant to create a local yum repository (maybe you don't
have many custom packages) you can just source a package from a web
server or the li
Thank you all.
I'll probably use yum, but I am reluctant to get involved in the
architecture-just another thing to manage-for a total of 4 packages.
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 2:27 PM, Steven VanDevender wrote:
> Sam Roza writes:
> > So I use createrepo to make a local repo somewhere-for instance,
Very nice! Puppet is full of surprises !
I did a local/custom repo with three RPM's in it because I use cobbler to build
the machines initially, and I can just put the package name in the
cobbler/kickstart package list.
I suppose I could have done a cobbler snnippet to load the RPM's, but a cus
On Thu, Nov 03, 2011 at 10:39:29PM -0700, Robert Atkins wrote:
> On Nov 2, 7:33 pm, Christopher Wood
> wrote:
> > It's worth mentioning that find -exec this way forks a separate copy of
> > find for each file. You'll notice how much slower this is on a really large
> > set of files (possibly lar
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All,
Trying to mount swap. Using:
mount {
'swap':
device => '/dev/xvdq1',
atboot => true,
ensure => mounted,
fstype => 'swap',
options => 'defaults';
}
This is giving me:
(/Stage[main]/Oracle::Common/Mount[swap]) Could not eval
Douglas Garstang writes:
> All,
>
> Trying to mount swap. Using:
>
> mount {
> 'swap':
> device => '/dev/xvdq1',
> atboot => true,
> ensure => mounted,
> fstype => 'swap',
> options => 'defaults';
> }
>
> This is g
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