[Puppet Users] Adding README to puppetdoc?

[macwall]

Hi all,

I'm working on creating all of our Documentation using puppetdoc (version 
0.25 from EPEL on CentOS 5.5).

We are including all of our modules at the same time using the --modulepath 
directive, however our README file is not being picked up.

Is there any way to include the README file as part of the documentation 
which is being generated?

We are currently using the following command:

puppet doc --mode rdoc -o ../docs --verbose --config /etc/puppet/puppet.conf 
--modulepath modules/:systems/

The README sits above the modules and systems directory.

Thanks in advance,

Matt

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[Puppet Users] Re: Accessing Facter in other languages than Ruby?

[macwall]

On Oct 25, 2:36 am, Daniel Pittman dan...@rimspace.net wrote:

  I see Matthew's concerns about security, but I'd argue you simply wouldn't
  take input that gets used in actual commands. Facter doesn't do this, and a
  wrapper script wouldn't either.

That's a good point and has started me thinking about how I could
implement this... :)

 For my site I would probably deploy this as /etc/cron.d/get-facts:
 */15 * * * *  root  /usr/bin/facter --puppet --yaml  /var/tmp/facts.yaml

 Then you could parse that YAML file as whatever user at whatever time, without
 having to worry about root access to collect them or whatever.

Hmmm, I'm currently thinking along the lines of:

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
import os
import yaml

cmd = facter --puppet --yaml

facts_dict  = yaml.load(cmd)

# Do x with facts
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

 (...or just use mcollective :)

LOL, we're already using MCollective, this is for a project I'm
working on that will (eventually) enable us to interface MCollective
with other languages from a client-basis, not just an agent.

Cheers,

M.

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