Issue #2185 has been updated by nigelk2.
You shouldn't need to create puppet the user and group with the MacPorts
installation, it should be automatically doing that for you.
from the Portfile:
<pre>
set puppetuser puppet
set puppetgroup puppet
pre-destroot {
addgroup ${puppetgroup}
set gid [existsgroup ${puppetgroup}]
adduser ${puppetuser} gid=${gid} realname=Puppet\ User
}
</pre>
Does 'id puppet' show the user for you?
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Bug #2185: --mkusers on Mac OS X 10.5 Server
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/2185
Author: AllanMarcus
Status: Needs more information
Priority: Normal
Assigned to: nigelk2
Category: OSX
Target version: unplanned
Complexity: Unknown
Affected version: 0.24.8
Keywords: mac puppetmasterd mkusers
I installed puppet via MacPorts on a 10.5 server.As root I ran the following
command and received the following error.
bash-3.2# puppetmasterd --mkusers
Got 1 failure(s) while initializing: Failed to retrieve current state of
resource: Could not determine OS X version
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