On 19 Sep 2015, at 21:14, rhpuppetu...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thanks Martin for replying. By the way, i'm following your seminars on
> youtube and they are very helpful. The error still persists.
>
> I've tried this earlier but command failed with the following error.
> # puppetserver gem install
In a manifest, you can test the built-in variable $clientnoop to know if
puppet agent runs in noop mode or not.
See
https://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/latest/reference/lang_facts_and_builtin_vars.html#puppet-agent-facts
But inside a custom function, how can you know if noop is enabled or not ?
I
We currently have a handful number of puppet masters and using
apache-passenger stack to run puppet master service. We use set of
dedicated puppet master servers as CA servers. So any ssl request that come
to a puppet master , will redirect to proxy server which is dedicated CA
puppet master.
We are using puppet 3.8. I'm currently testing our existing modules
compatibility with puppet 4 using parser = future option in puppet.conf.
When i run puppet agent against to this master server, it is showing one
error at a time. once i fix the error, its showing another error. We have
multipl
Have you tried split function instead of any2array?
El 18/09/15 a las 16:59, Sean escribió:
My woes were definitely due to the data in the parameters being treated
as strings throughout. Basically, for whatever reason even when using
any2array(), the issue came down to all the desired i
