Hi,
in what way is puppet failing?
Generally, I'll have to remark that the manifest you shared facilitates
(at least) three anti-patterns.
1. You rely on a large number of exec resources to do your work. Where
so many commands need executing, you would be better off deploying a
script via file { } and running it through a single exec.
2. Your exec resources specify no conditions and run always. Each should
have either a creates, onlyif or unless parameter.
3. There is no order declared for your resources, e.g. using
before/require or the -> arrow syntax.
The latter points may be non-issues of the pertinent parts had merely
been redacted. Otherwise, point 3 may be a reason for your problems.
Regards,
Felix
On 01/29/2014 10:05 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> So we have hit a wall pretty hard here:
>
> We have a series of Ubuntu Desktops running 12.04 LTS and we've
> configured puppet to do enable to Network Proxy and it does the weirdest
> thing. It will refuse to set the proxy until we do an initial setting
> in the GUI. (Gnome Desktop) Here's our config (some info redacted) but
> has anyone else figured out a fix for this?
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