On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 6:53 AM, Ohad Levy <ohadl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> Maybe I'm missing something here, but why not just store the files in the
> modules? do you need to provide different access level to your modules based
> on environments?
Can't you do this anyway in auth.conf even for files in modules with
the rest api?
> Ohad
>
> On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 9:37 PM, Serge Dewailly
> <serge.dewai...@openevents.fr> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Thanks for your response. I forgot to mention Puppet version in use, sorry
>> about that. I'm using version 0.25.1.
>>
>> Thanks for your approach about storing files in modules path.
>> I will try to work around with that.
>> In a ideal world, I would keep my two environments in completly separate
>> directories, since I will maintaining configuration with a git.
>>
>> But if it is not possible for the moment...
>>
>> I thought about another solution using two puppet instance. But didn't try
>> it, and don't know if it will be easy to maintain.
>>
>> Last solution could be giving environment in path :
>>
>> file{"/tmp/foo":
>> source => "puppet:///files/$environment/<yourfile>"
>> }
>>
>> fileserverconf looks like this :
>> [File]
>> path /etc/puppet/files
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>> Serge.
>>
>> Le 01/04/10 23:16, Ken a écrit :
>>>
>>> What revision of puppet are you running? This doesn't work for me in
>>> 0.25.4 either. However ...
>>>
>>> I'm going to take a wild guess and imagine you want to have 3
>>> fileserver.conf files because of the need for differing 'path' items
>>> per environment using the [files] block. Let me suggest an alternative
>>> to your approach that I know works.
>>>
>>> Instead of storing your files in /etc/puppet/<env>/files store your
>>> files in modules. You may very well have a legit reason for wanting a
>>> more global 'files' dir for all your files, however its generally
>>> nicer to organise files close to the modules that need them. If you
>>> are storing your files in modules, you only 1 filerserver.conf that
>>> looks something like this:
>>>
>>> [modules]
>>> # your ip ranges obviously
>>> allow 1.2.3.4/24
>>> allow 4.3.2.1/24
>>>
>>> And path is not needed. You only need 1 fileserver.conf then ...
>>>
>>> Then - instead of storing your files in /etc/puppet/<env>/files you
>>> store your files in your modules. ie:
>>>
>>> /etc/puppet/<env>/<modulename>/files/<yourfile>
>>>
>>> And reference them using the syntax:
>>>
>>> file{"/tmp/foo":
>>> source => "puppet:///<modulename>/<yourfile>
>>> }
>>>
>>> Most narratives I hear revolve around modules, I'd say its the path of
>>> least resistance. If you want a single location for your companies
>>> files you could always put them in a specific module.
>>>
>>> ken.
>>>
>>> On Apr 1, 10:13 am, Serge Dewailly<serge.dewai...@openevents.fr>
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi All,
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to use different environment for my servers management. I'am
>>>> able to use different classes, modules... for each environment but I
>>>> can't find how to specify fileserver configuration for each
>>>> environement.
>>>>
>>>> Here is a piece of my configuration :
>>>>
>>>> puppet.conf
>>>> [main]
>>>> logdir=/var/log/puppet
>>>> vardir=/var/lib/puppet
>>>> ssldir=/var/lib/puppet/ssl
>>>> rundir=/var/run/puppet
>>>> factpath=$vardir/lib/facter
>>>> pluginsync=true
>>>> autosign=true
>>>> certname = pup05401.grpldc.com
>>>> environments = production,testing
>>>> environment=production
>>>>
>>>> [production]
>>>> manifest=/etc/puppet/production/manifests/site.pp
>>>> manifestdir=/etc/puppet/production/manifests
>>>> modulepath=/etc/puppet/production/modules
>>>> templatedir=/etc/puppet/production/templates
>>>> fileserverconfig=/etc/puppet/production/fileserver.conf
>>>>
>>>> [testing]
>>>> manifest=/etc/puppet/testing/manifests/site.pp
>>>> manifestdir=/etc/puppet/testing/manifests
>>>> modulepath=/etc/puppet/testing/modules
>>>> templatedir=/etc/puppet/testing/templates
>>>> fileserverconfig=/etc/puppet/testing/fileserver.conf
>>>>
>>>> testing/fileserver.conf
>>>> [files]
>>>> path /etc/puppet/testing/files
>>>> allow *.mydomain.com
>>>>
>>>> When using this configuration, I get unauthorized access to files.
>>>> Reason is puppetmaster can't find file server configuration :
>>>>
>>>> debug: No file server configuration file; autocreating modules mount
>>>> with default permissions
>>>>
>>>> Is it possible to manage a fileserverconfig for each environment ?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for your help.
>>>> Serge
>>>
>>
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