Marc,

I finally got this to work, I had made one critical mistake and I had to 
hack the answer script and answer file a little. 

1. I had originally tried to use a rhel 7 instance and change the package 
in the script to use a 7 package but that didn't work. So i switched to the 
centos 6 instance and I got a different installation error.
2. I had to change the script to use '-c' and not '-a' for the answer file 
location
3. I changed the answer file name to pe.conf in /etc/puppetlabs
4. I had to replace all of the '$(hostname -f)' references in the answer 
file to "%{::trusted.certname}"
4. I had to add two required variables to the pe.conf file according to 
 https://docs.puppet.com/pe/latest/install_pe_conf_param.html 
   "console_admin_password":
   "puppet_enterprise::puppet_master_host":

This may be a bad hack, I don't know, but it got it working for me.

Conrad

On Friday, December 23, 2016 at 6:21:32 PM UTC-8, Conrad wrote:
>
> HI everyone,
>
> I'm very new to SCALR, i'm using the open source 5.x version and I tried 
> following the tutorial for automating puppet enterprise with scalr 
> https://scalr-wiki.atlassian.net/wiki/display/docs/Step+1+-+Installing+Puppet+Enterprise
>  
> ; everything went as planned until I launched the farm. I seem to be in an 
> infinite loop with the instance never coming up on the network; the 
> instance is eventually terminated and a new one is created and goes into 
> this same loop. It's been in this loop for about two weeks :).  Attached is 
> the screenshot of where the initializing keeps hanging. Any ideas or 
> direction on what might be causing this would be appreciated, I really want 
> to get scalr working in our environment. Thank you.
>
> Conrad
>

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