On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 12:22 AM, rmarque wrote:
> I just became the Linux Admin for a large company's development team. There
> are about 6 servers (ubuntu on HP) and roughly 35 people who all have ubuntu
> workstations and laptops (dual boot). I have heard of puppet and have tried
> to wrap my he
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I have had a look around and cannot seem to find out whether this is
possible. To explain further (using 2.7.13 btw)...
I have
- a module that I am using to configure various things about the
network, lets call it 'my_network'
- another module that defines my platform, for arguments s
Yes, actually each of my masters has its own SVN-URL checked out with the
appropriate configuration. A cron job is doing updates in 5 minute intervals.
Quite easy and works very reliable.
Bernd
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You should try
debug = true
verbose = true
in your agent and/or master configurations. Some more hints on monitoring and
on Nagios/Icinga checks are found here:
http://www.bernd-adamowicz.de/180/monitoring-puppet-part-3/
Bernd
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Basically I'm looking to only update certain things on the node until
a change is indicated and then approved on the Puppet Master.
We are comparing Puppet and Spacewalk and it seems that Spacewalk has
this functionality whereas the open source version of Puppet doesn't,
if our analysis is correct.
On May 2, 6:10 pm, Craig White wrote:
> for reasons probably not important to the discussion, I am trying to
> transition my Ubuntu setups from using libnss-ldap / libpam-ldap over to the
> libnss-ldapd / libpam-ldapd. There some files that have minor differences
> such as /etc/pam.d/common-s
Hi,
Yes puppet can used to ensure your nodes are at a certain 'state'. The state
being the same configuration and package level. You can use puppet to change
the state across your nodes.
If I was starting out in your position I would look at 'foreman'. It can build
out systems and maintain th
On May 2, 5:22 pm, rmarque wrote:
> I just became the Linux Admin for a large company's development team. There
> are about 6 servers (ubuntu on HP) and roughly 35 people who all have
> ubuntu workstations and laptops (dual boot). I have heard of puppet and
> have tried to wrap my head around wh
2012/5/2 Brian Gupta
> So having an internal debate on whether to use puppet managed debian
> preseed files to configure packages prior to installation or
> installing with no-config and using puppet to manage the config files
> after the fact.
>
> The end of the discussion is that ideally one wo
In fact, after messing about a lot more this seems like a terrible idea
since it removes the 'module as a stand-alone entity' concept and
introduces a whole load of complexity.
This leaves me with global templates or just including all my templates in
the my_network module ... think I'll go wit
On May 2, 3:14 pm, Ryan Bowlby wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I recently added the puppet-concat module in order to implement the
> example motd use case. Now our motd includes a list of modules being
> used on the server, which is awesome.
>
> All the modules define an motd::register so they expect that
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 4:27 AM, Josh wrote:
> I have had a look around and cannot seem to find out whether this is
> possible. To explain further (using 2.7.13 btw)...
>
> I have
>
> a module that I am using to configure various things about the network, lets
> call it 'my_network'
> another modul
http://buildfarm.opencsw.org/experimental.html#markp
I've tested them with my setup and they work ok. Just waiting on Dom
Cleal testing them too, then I'll release into the main OpenCSW
catalog.
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On May 3, 2012, at 6:09 AM, jcbollinger wrote:
> On May 2, 6:10 pm, Craig White wrote:
>> for reasons probably not important to the discussion, I am trying to
>> transition my Ubuntu setups from using libnss-ldap / libpam-ldap over to the
>> libnss-ldapd / libpam-ldapd. There some files that ha
Hmmm . . anyone have any idea why environment would not be getting
interpolated?
Cannot find datafile
/etc/puppetlabs/puppet/%{environment}/hieradata/10-host/gmatzpupnode.yaml
I have the following in my node's puppet.conf [agent] section:
environment = default
thanks again,
Guy
On Wed, May 2,
Hi! There are a few network modules out there for managing network
interfaces, routes, etc. Anyone recommend one over the others?
Thanks
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Hi Guy,
I just updated this one to improve debian support:
https://github.com/Tribily/puppet-network
Literally put in the pull request in the original a few minutes back.
cheers,
Walter
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 12:56 AM, Guy Matz wrote:
> Hi! There are a few network modules out there for mana
On 5/3/2012 9:45 AM, Guy Matz wrote:
Hmmm . . anyone have any idea why environment would not be getting
interpolated?
Cannot find datafile
/etc/puppetlabs/puppet/%{environment}/hieradata/10-host/gmatzpupnode.yaml
I have the following in my node's puppet.conf [agent] section:
environment = defa
Hi,
It seems like this should be pretty easy but I can't find a solution.
On my puppet master, I have a directory of zipped files. These are created
by another application. When a new zipped file is added to the directory,
the other application attaches a symlink to it called current.
/somepath
Greetings,
As many of you may be aware, Hiera will be tightly integrated into Puppet
in the upcoming release of Puppet 3.0. As a final sanity check of this
work, I’d like to open our current plan for integration up for feedback.
This is particularly for feedback from existing Hiera users, but I ho
Hi,
I'm new to Puppet, and I'm trying to wrap my head around how I should
organize things. It seems pretty clear that the intent is to organize
things around functional facilities, like ntp, printing, name
resolution, etc. But my original inclination was to organize things
more organization
Is it possible to do the following:
define mydefine($hash) {
notice("Heres an instance ${hash[instance]}")
}
$pathtohash = "\$module::params::hash01"
#Then do:
@mydefine { $name: hash => $pathtohash}
It want it instantiate and peform equivlant to :
@mydefine { $name: hash => $m
It looks like you should be able to do something like this:
$linkvalue = generate('/usr/bin/readlink', '/somepath/current');
$linkbasename = generate('/usr/bin/basename', $linkvalue);
and then
path -> "destinationpath/$linkbasename",
tom
On 5/3/12 2:03 PM, rjl wrote:
Hi,
It seems like
My apologies on terminology and thank you for the list of best
options. My problem is this, I want to have this os::motd::register
defined type exist in the main class of every module. Yet I don't want
to force a host to have to include os::motd. I want it as an option.
The fact that I don't want t
In regard to: Re: [Puppet Users] mixing source & content (templates) in...:
the file type in puppet does not provide a way to do this, so
unfortunately
the concat cant do it either - since its just relying on the file
type
Thanks R.I. (and thanks for concat). I guess I'll switch all of our
ho
Thanks for the reply Tom (didn't need the basename call). That works great
for getting the filename. However, now my path is not getting evaluated
correctly. I have this in my /etc/puppet/fileserver.conf
[ams_repo_path]
path /opt/level3/component/ams/repo
allow *
Here is my class
class
Found the problem. Looks like a return character...here is my solution.
$realname =
regsubst(generate('/usr/bin/readlink','/opt/level3/component/ams/repo/current'),'^(.*)\n$','\1')
On Thursday, May 3, 2012 12:03:59 PM UTC-6, rjl wrote:
>
> Hi,
> It seems like this should be pretty easy but I ca
Most simple example
$vari="\$modu:params::hash01"
notice("$vari")
How can I make the notice enumerate the value stored in vari, not show
the string value as above. vari is a constant in this primitive
example.
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On May 3, 4:15 pm, Rich Siegel wrote:
> Most simple example
>
> $vari="\$modu:params::hash01"
> notice("$vari")
>
> How can I make the notice enumerate the value stored in vari, not show
> the string value as above. vari is a constant in this primitive
> example.
To the best of my knowledge, P
On May 3, 2012, at 8:55 AM, Craig White wrote:
> On May 3, 2012, at 6:09 AM, jcbollinger wrote:
>> Very likely you are missing something. Puppet should not even be
>> reading both the configure.pp files unless the classes therein are
>> both assigned to your node, directly or indirectly. Since y
On May 3, 2:53 pm, Ryan Bowlby wrote:
> My apologies on terminology and thank you for the list of best
> options. My problem is this, I want to have this os::motd::register
> defined type exist in the main class of every module. Yet I don't want
> to force a host to have to include os::motd. I w
I see that there are an assorted bunch of "provider" types for resource
type user. Are there not any "local file" providers for it?
I have need of ensuring that certain local user accounts get created on all
machines, reguardless of what the system "/bin/password" and "useradd"
type mechanism
i found the answer... in stdlib there is a getvar function. works a
champ! thanks to Volcane on the #puppet channel
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Yes nice.. its work thank you Dominic, but its still execute even its
already changed its normal for new augeas? because for old augeas not
trying to change if already change. "returns: executed successfully"
my onlyif doesn't work. onlyif => "match
*[/files/etc/modprobe.conf[install = '$mod
On 3 May 2012 23:32, jcbollinger wrote:
>
> Hmm. I guess I misunderstood your objective. It is still true that
> 'defined' is not a good approach, however, and also that
> os::motd::register is a bit rude to not take care of declaring its
> dependencies itself.
>
> It might work to declare all y
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