2. I never really saw where in the documentation puppet.conf file is
addressed. I’ve seen that it’s pretty well documented, but again, did
I miss something, especially considering that I have gone through the
online manifest-writing/language documentation for the past week, and
through all of
On 06/20/2010 08:47 PM, Patrick Mohr wrote:
You've got some problems that are caused because the packages didn't do things
you need done, and other problems that are unrelated.
On the clients, puppetd will automatically look for the server at puppet, and should use
the search domain. You re
Okay, I got pulled away from this for a few days, but I just wanted to
follow up on it, since I have everything resolved now. Thanks for your
help everyone. I've been hanging out in the channel, and I'm still
developing the puppet configuration, so I'm sure you'll hear from me in
some way in th
Hey, this is sort of hijacking the thread, so if need be, please, I can
start another thread for it, but could someone explain the code from the
OP here. I feel like this is sort of the next step in puppet
functionality that I need to learn (I'm still new).
I'll start by pointing out three thi
We work on this by keeping the puppet configuration in Subversion. We then
have a Makefile at the top level which runs a puppet syntax check on any
modified file before a commit.
Uh, would you mind divulging to someone with a little less experience,
how this syntax check works? I can read
Hi, quick question:
I have been following the thread: "Splitting classes into separate
files" and decided to to some refactoring based on that. I have the
following file structure for a module
modules/packages/manifests/init.pp
modules/packages/manifests/classes/redis.pp
~/puppet_config$ cat
You know, as much as I hate to be the advocate of installing non-package
software on my systems, I really found it best to use installer.rb from
the source tarball.
I use ruby enterprise, which is installed in /opt, and if I do
/opt/ruby-ee/bin/ruby installer.rb, all of the stuff gets installe
Hey, good post. I think this is not specific to Mac OS though, unless
some of the links point to Mac OS specific problems. Sorry, I didn't
follow all of the links; there are kind of a lot of them :)
Anyway, just my two cents.
-- Chris
On 07/23/2010 08:47 PM, Trevor Menagh wrote:
Hi all,
I a
But I am not able to login as firstuser when the machine comes
back. How do I enable gnome login for users already created . A new
user added user adduser also is not able to login using the graphical
window .
Are you sure the user account is not deactivated? I ran into this issue
one
Hi all,
I've used
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/1/wiki/Using_Mongrel_Nginx
and
http://projects/puppetlabs.com/projects/1/wiki/Using_Passenger
to try to get puppet set up with nginx, but have had not luck up to this
point. nginx successfully sends the request to the application. You
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# dbname = puppet
# The database password for caching. Only
# used when networked databases are used.
# The default value is 'puppet'.
# dbpassword = puppet
# The log level for Rails connections. The value must be
# a valid log level within Rails. Productio
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