On Thursday, 18 February 2016 05:18:19 UTC+1, Henrik Lindberg wrote:
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> On 18/02/16 02:10, warron.french wrote:
> > Can someone please clearly explain why/when to use:
> > puppet apply versus Puppet agent?
> >
>
> puppet agent makes requests to the master - the master compiles the
> catalog.
A final note on this:
I wiped the host, reinitialized (because I'm at that stage of setting
things up that this is reasonable and required test), and these problems
went away. It bothers me that I don't understand how and why the
certificates were messed up, but I suspect it had to do with my pla
Hello everyone,
I am trying to create SOA BPEL domain and while running the puppet script,
it is skipping creating the SOAINFRA schema.
*Log*
Info: rcu_status compare output NotFound with prefix DEVOHPBPEL
Info: RCU present
Info: rcu statement: /u01/oracle/product/fmw1213/oracle_common/bin
On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 7:01:32 PM UTC-6, Warron French wrote:
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> Where I work a great of the Puppet Modules employed are downloaded from
> the Puppet Forge; however, some are created by my teammates.
>
> What I can't figure out is WHY are some modules written with multiple .pp
> fi
On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 7:10:29 PM UTC-6, Warron French wrote:
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> Can someone please clearly explain why/when to use:
> puppet apply versus Puppet agent?
>
Responding to your specific (mis)understandings:
> I believe, but I want to be thoroughly corrected, the following:
> 1. pu
1. How do you run puppet?
2. Please show us the code for the puppet module you are using, and the
profile/role you are using to configure the node.
3. The log does not seem to be related to Puppet, but to SOA BPEL, are you
sure this is the log from Puppet?
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On 18
Henrik, that looks like the text straight of the man page, which is what I
can't quite wrap my head around.
I thought the purpose of the catalog is for telling the agent what modules
it needs to pull to update its files to what is specified in the modules.
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Warron Frenc
The agent does not pull modules in a master/agent setup. They are only on
the master.
The catalog contains the info that the agent needs to get its managed
resources into the desired state. It's not a list of modules.
Rich
On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 12:31 PM warron.french
wrote:
> Henrik, that l
jcbollinger Rspec? I have never even heard of that, not even during my
Puppet Training (in a classroom). That's interesting.
Jcbollinger, I think your explanation has unclouded my understanding quite
a bit - thank you. Also, my shop uses 'puppet agent -t' on the command
line when we want to
Hi Rich, thank you for the clarification. The more we discuss this, the
more clear (granted slowly) it becomes for me.
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Warron French
On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 3:36 PM, Rich Burroughs
wrote:
> The agent does not pull modules in a master/agent setup. They are only on
>
Jeff, I think I ran into this last weekend while setting up my own Puppet
Master. It truly sounds like the exact same issue.
I believe I had to add an extra CNAME record for the name *puppet*, either
that or I had to go and alter the *A-record * in my DNS from *puppetmaster *to
*puppet*.
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JCBollinger, in my training classes over the last 3 years, we always wrote
modules with a single init.pp; that's why I am surprised.
Thanks JC,
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Warron French
On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 9:08 AM, jcbollinger
wrote:
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>
> On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 7:01:32 PM UTC-
They would not likely have covered Rspec in Puppet Fundamentals, if you
took that. Rspec is a Ruby testing framework, and most of the Puppet
testing tools out there are based on it.
And I think your challenge you mention isn't uncommon. A lot of sysadmins
can write scripts but don't have experienc
Here's what puppet docs say.
https://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/latest/reference/modules_fundamentals.html#manifests
One single .pp for complex modules are a nightmare. Better to separate into
smaller chunks.
> On 19 Feb 2016, at 07:51, warron.french wrote:
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> JCBollinger, in my training clas
Hello, puppet users
Reviewing a friend's puppet module, puppet-lint shows he didn't use the
explicit namespace on variables. He told me that he used the Style Guide[1]
and the Beginner's Guide to Modules[2] which are a little unclear about the
right way to do this, so I wanted to write to clari
On 14 February 2016 at 00:30, Felix Frank
wrote:
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> Sure, but I feel that this case is especially confusing.
>
> The user does not remove a resource from their manifest. They change a
> parameter of one of their resources, which feels like changing a property
> value for a proper resource. The fa
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