Puppet 4 needs a lot of new directories in order to even attempt to run. 
 It would be nice if puppet had a way to create the directory structure 
that it needs in order to run.

For now I'm trying to ignore the seemingly non-existent upgrade path from 
puppet 3 to puppet 4 that doesn't involve firing up a new puppet 4 server 
to run alongside the puppet 3 server.

On Friday, April 17, 2015 at 3:04:51 PM UTC-7, Tim Skirvin wrote:
>
> Ken Bowley <[email protected] <javascript:>> writes: 
>
> > We've been using Puppet since the 0.24 days, and it's always been fairly 
> > simple to add in a new system. 
>
> > Do a base install (Linux or Mac OS X) 
> > Install Ruby if Linux 
> > gem install puppet 
> > run puppet 
> > sign the cert on the puppetmaster 
> > let puppet take care of everything else. 
>
> [...] 
>
> > This workflow no longer works with Puppet 4. 
>
>         I haven't investigated any of this yet; what doesn't work? 
>
>                                     - Tim Skirvin ([email protected] 
> <javascript:>) 
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