Master: RHEL6 running Puppet 3.2.2
Node: Windows 7 x64 Running Puppet 3.2.3
I have the following rule defined on my Puppet master to push Python to
client workstations:
package { 'Python 2.7.5 (64-bit)':
ensure => installed,
source =>
'\\server\share\Puppet\win64\Python\python-2.7.5.amd64.msi',
install_options => [{ 'INSTALLDIR' => 'C:\Python27' },],
require => [Package['MinGW-W64 version 4.5.3'], Package['Cygwin
version 1.7.15']],
}
On the client, Python has already been installed via a run of: "puppet
agent --test". Here is the output of a manual agent execution on the
Windows 7 node in question:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Puppet Labs\Puppet\bin>puppet agent --test --trace
Info: Retrieving plugin
Info: Caching catalog for <hostname>
Info: Applying configuration version '1374075302'
Notice: /Stage[main]/Win7_user::Restart/Exec[restart_agent_flag]/returns:
executed successfully
Notice: Finished catalog run in 6.51 seconds
As you can see, it's up-to-date. 'Python 2.7.5 (64-bit)' is in my list of
installed programs. Where I run into problems is when the Puppet service
kicks off. For some reason it tried to install Python again, and then
fails with the mysterious INT 24 error. In previous reports of INT 24 that
I've seen, it had to do with invalid declaration of the source attribute,
which doesn't appear to be a problem here. Anyways, here is what is in
Windows Event Viewer for the Puppet service:
MsiInstaller - Information 1040:
Beginning a Windows Installer transaction:
\\<server>\share\Puppet\win64\Python\python-2.7.5.amd64.msi. Client Process
Id: 7896.
MsiInstaller - Information 1042
Ending a Windows Installer transaction:
\\astdfs.ast.lmco.com\Data\ses\GOESR_SW_ENG\goesr01\Tools\Puppet\win64\Python\python-2.7.5.amd64.msi.
Client Process Id: 7896.
Puppet - Error 3
Failed to install: Fail on INT 24.
/Stage[main]/Win7_user/Package[Python 2.7.5 (64-bit)]/ensure: change from
absent to present failed: Failed to install: Fail on INT 24.
What's not clear to me, is why is it trying to install again? It's already
in the list of installed programs, and manual invocations of the agent,
detect it's there. I've tried rebooting the machine, but it makes no
difference.
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