there are several on the forge too, but there's a good
reason your firewall doesnt allow you to enter names, its
not a safe thing to do.
- Original Message -
> From: "Peter Faller"
> To: "puppet-users"
> Cc: "Albert Shih"
> Sent: Tuesday, 15 November, 2016 08:44:39
> Subject: [Puppet Us
I'm using Puppet to help some third party updates happen on my fleet of
Windows 7 computers. Part of that is rebooting if there is a reboot pending
before trying to install third party updates to try and sidestep the 1603
MSI errors. I have a schedule when this can happen.
schedule { 'standard_
Hi,
# puppet -V
2.7.26
(both on server and client).
I created this manifest:
class tidy_dtools_logdir {
tidy { "/opt/ati/dtools-current-version/log/":
age => '1w',
}
}
Added the class to the node, then ran puppet, then:
cat /var/lib/puppet/classes.txt | grep dtool
tidy_dtools_lo
I should also say I'm on Puppet 3.8.7.
On Tuesday, November 15, 2016 at 11:19:53 AM UTC-5, jmp242 wrote:
>
> I'm using Puppet to help some third party updates happen on my fleet of
> Windows 7 computers. Part of that is rebooting if there is a reboot pending
> before trying to install third part
Le 15/11/2016 à 08:33:12+, R.I.Pienaar a écrit
> there are several on the forge too, but there's a good
> reason your firewall doesnt allow you to enter names, its
> not a safe thing to do.
Yes I know that, but we got a very complexe and lot of changing
infrastructure. So managing the acl rul
Hi,
When I read some recommendation about using hieradata/profile/roles I
always find people saying to put the data inside the profile (in hiera)
like
profile::cms::key1: value1
profile::mysql::key2: value2
profile::webserveur::key3: value3
Why it's not recommended to put the value inside the ro
