Hi Vorik,
Did you solve your problem? I'm having the same issue with the 2.7.9 on
CentOS and Amazon Linux.
Puppet agent stops polling for configs and it tells me it's in progress
when I run it manually.
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> I realise that there may not be many who can help with (1), however I'm fairly
> sure I'm not alone in using Git for my manifests and I'm wondering how others
> get their puppetmaster to always run the latest manifest versions from a git
> repo.
I have a remote git repo on the puppet master box.
set
the password to expired (chage -d 0 username). This will force the
user to set the password with the first login. I also place user's ssh
key with ssh_authorized_key (I store the public keys in the manifests)
and disable password logins on the box.
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nyone do anything similar?
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maybe this will help:
minute => "2-57/5",
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senger. The config I found
in ext/passanger seems to run the dashboard under the root of the
virtual host.
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Hi,
I have read various threads about ordering things in puppet, using
stages, before and after etc... but unfortunately it didn't answer my
question.
I have multiple parametrised function definitions like that:
define function1($param) {
exec { "do-$param-something":
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