wiw, implementing "ensure => absent" for the providers is something
I've been wanting to do, but I haven't had enough justification to
spend the time doing it yet.
-devon
On Oct 5, 4:48 am, Galed Friedmann wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using the opsview module and t
> - Installed Puppet and Facter from the latest tarballs.
> - Installed Ruby 1.9.2 and rack/passenger gems from RVM.
If you installed puppet via tarball, and ruby/rack/passenger via RVM
it could be that puppet isn't in the RUBYLIB. You may need to edit
the config.ru to specify where puppet is - t
One option would be to create a define to use as a wrapper around
"package". Something like this:
define package::special($ensure) {
package { $name:
ensure => $ensure,
}
exec { "rkhunter-$name":
command => "rkhunter --propupd",
refreshonly => true
subscribe => Package
> And for classes definition, I got:
> class pkgrepo {
> Nginx::Vhost["packages.iscoolapp.com"] -> Class['Pkgrepo']
> include pkgrepo::install,pkgrepo::config
>
> }
The way I understand it, all "included" classes are basically included
at the same time before catalog compilation.
opsview module, which
allows you to manage a whole lot more than just nodes (hostgroups,
servicechecks, contacts, etc):
http://forge.puppetlabs.com/cparedes/puppet_opsview
-devon
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