On 24 November 2014 at 22:54, Felix Frank
wrote:
>
> Apparently you should refer to an ActiveMQ module to take care of that
> now. I imagine that things will not be much more complicated if you pick
> a good module.
>
> https://forge.puppetlabs.com/puppetlabs/activemq
>
> I would look here first.
A newbie question on using Puppet. I'm planning to use Puppet to spin up
new test environments for a web app within a firewall protected corporate
software dev environment. At some point we are going to run out of in
house server resource, so I am looking at the idea of using AWS as a
flexib
Hi Ian
On 25 November 2014 at 08:22, Ian Hayes wrote:
> A newbie question on using Puppet. I'm planning to use Puppet to spin up
> new test environments for a web app within a firewall protected corporate
> software dev environment. At some point we are going to run out of in house
> server re
Hi,
I am trying to capture all paths in a text file. for that i am splitting
the string into an array and the word with /java to get the paths.
Here is my ruby code
*logfile = "/home/weblogic/javaapp.txt"*
*log = Facter::Util::FileRead.read(logfile)*
*log.each_line do |line|*
*unless log.nil?
Are those caused by empty lines in the file your are iterating?
If so, you can try and add a
next if line.empty?
early in your log.each_line loop.
HTH,
Felix
On 11/25/2014 04:28 PM, Spriya wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to capture all paths in a text file. for that i am splitting
> the string i
Hi,
when i am trying to count the lines in how many locations the java is. It
is giving me wrong count.
Here is my code:
*require 'facter'*
*require 'facter/util/file_read'*
*logfile = "/home/weblogic/javaapp.txt"*
*java_count = 0*
*if File.exist? '/home/weblogic/javaapp.txt'*
*log = Facter:
Hi,
I have the following hiera data in the node definition. I can lookup all
the data create_resources('iis::manage_site', hiera_hash('iis::sites', []))
.
iis::sites:
'myweb1':
site_path: 'D:\Repositories\myweb1\wwwroot'
port: '80'
ip_address: '192.168.33.21'
app_pool: 'ColdFus
In regard to: [Puppet Users] Re: workarounds for ruby segfaults on puppet...:
Since RHEL 6.x has alternate versions of some packages (including ruby)
available via its Software Collections Library (SCL), I'm tempted to
try switching our puppet master to use the "ruby193-*" packages from
SCL. A
In regard to: [Puppet Users] Re: workarounds for ruby segfaults on puppet...:
FWIW here's what I put in /etc/puppet/rack/config.ru that has resolved it
for me:
Thanks Trey! It was your original post about the issue that got me
on a track that eventually got me a workaround. We're now on 3.7.
I count 16 lines in your txt file, so the fact is working as you coded
it. You should increment only if you find another version in you file,
and there are only 4 in the file (or something else)
On 25/11/14 17:38, Spriya wrote:
Hi,
when i am trying to count the lines in how many locations
Hi
I have puppet facts and those facts are displaying individually. But when i
am concatenating the facts, the output is not displaying
Here is my code:
l*og = Facter::Util::FileRead.read(logfile)*
*unless log.nil?*
*log.each_line do |line|*
* val = line.split(' ')*
*java_path = val.grep(%
On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:47:38 AM UTC-5, Pete Brown wrote:
>
>
> On 25 Nov 2014 11:37, "Ugo Bellavance" >
> wrote:
> >
> > Sorry for top-posting, but I found my mistake. I didn't know we could
> not set 'require' more than once. It now looks obvious but it wasn't when
> I was working
>
>
>
>- I've had unplanned outages (nothing critical, clients/users were
>warned on dev and staging environments) because the refresh was done
> before
>the logs directory was created
> - Should I implement file syntax checking for httpd .conf files?
>Should it be on
Hi,
this is the 8th thread you started about one and the same problem in a
very short period of time. To appear yet more trigger happy, you have
obviously managed to solve some of your issues yourself, yet did not
hesitate to confront everyone with the next roadblock along the way.
Could you try
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