'. - /opt/iexpress/ruby/lib/ruby/
> 1.9.1/ia64-hpux11.23/zlib.so
Where is libz.so?
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the problem until next year when dashboard decided to come
out with ruby dependencies of > 1.8.7.
Is there a great need for choosing bleeding edge features of an unstable
language for a sysadmin tool that's meant to be around for a long time
because of the amount of investment required in se
everything
is checking in? Theoretically, the client daemons could be running and
accepting port 8140, but the daemon could be locked up:
http://cafuego.net/2011/09/24/keeping-eye-puppet-updated
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that get interpolated out, but I couldn't work
out a way to just concatenate the two lists together given the way
variable scoping works.
How would you tackle this?
Is the output file atomically renamed into place? If it does needless
updates every half an hour, but atomically renames it into
in the
right order to have host_aliases appended back onto something that ends up
being called host_aliases again.
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using puppet to apply patches to RedHat systems ? i
> would like to understand architecture of it .. how do you guys use it to get
> patches from RedHat, how do you test and deploy it on prod servers ?
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> DJ
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