Re: [Puppet Users] Puppet does not recognize bind mounts
Thanks. I believe the issue may be that we are bind mounting paths that
are bind mounts themselves. I found another way to accomplish what I need
using file_line resources so everything is mounted when the system boots.
On Tuesday, June 11, 2019 at 4:33:42 AM UTC-4, Bart-Jan Vrielink wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
>
> I'm unable to reproduce this behavior. To see about which mounts Puppet
> knows about, use 'puppet resource mount' or 'puppet resource mount
> /pub/fedora/site/candidates/30'
>
>
> # puppet resource mount /mnt/home
> mount { '/mnt/home':
> ensure => 'mounted',
> device => '/home',
> dump=> '0',
> fstype => 'none',
> options => 'rw,bind,seclabel,relatime,errors=remount-ro',
> pass=> '0',
> target => '/etc/fstab',
> }
>
>
> -Original message-
> *From:* Michael Watters >
> *Sent:* Friday 7th June 2019 16:02
> *To:* Puppet Users >
> *Subject:* [Puppet Users] Puppet does not recognize bind mounts
>
> I'm having an issue with puppet repeatedly attempting to mount resources
> which are configured as bind mounts on one of my nodes. Here is a copy of
> the relevant lines from my manifest.
>
> $koji_fedora_releases = ['28', '29', '30']
>
> $koji_fedora_releases.each |$release| {
> ['released', 'testing'].each |$tag| {
> mount { "/pub/fedora/org/${tag}/${release}":
> ensure => mounted,
> device =>
> "/storage/projects/koji/repos-dist/aos-${release}-${tag}/latest",
> fstype => 'none',
> options => 'rw,bind',
> }
> }
> }
>
> The agent is able to successfully apply these resources however it
> attempts to remount the directories every time that puppet runs. For
> example, here is the output on the agent side.
>
> Notice:
> /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]/ensure:
> current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
> Info:
> /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
> Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]
> Notice:
> /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
> Would have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
> Info:
> /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
> Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]
> Notice:
> /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]/ensure:
> current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
> Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]:
> Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]
> Notice:
> /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]: Would
> have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
> Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]:
> Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]
> Notice:
> /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]/ensure:
> current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
> Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]:
> Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]
> Notice:
> /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]: Would
> have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
> Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]:
> Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]
>
> These lines are repeated for each bind mount resource.
>
> How does puppet actually verify that a device is mounted? The source
> directories *are* mounted and I'm able to access data in each directory
> without an issue.
>
>
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RE: [Puppet Users] Puppet does not recognize bind mounts
Hello,
I'm unable to reproduce this behavior. To see about which mounts Puppet knows
about, use 'puppet resource mount' or 'puppet resource mount
/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30'
# puppet resource mount /mnt/home
mount { '/mnt/home':
ensure => 'mounted',
device => '/home',
dump => '0',
fstype => 'none',
options => 'rw,bind,seclabel,relatime,errors=remount-ro',
pass => '0',
target => '/etc/fstab',
}
-Original message-----
From: Michael Watters
Sent: Friday 7th June 2019 16:02
To: Puppet Users
Subject: [Puppet Users] Puppet does not recognize bind mounts
I'm having an issue with puppet repeatedly attempting to mount resources which
are configured as bind mounts on one of my nodes. Here is a copy of the
relevant lines from my manifest.
$koji_fedora_releases = ['28', '29', '30']
$koji_fedora_releases.each |$release| {
['released', 'testing'].each |$tag| {
mount { "/pub/fedora/org/${tag}/${release}":
ensure => mounted,
device =>
"/storage/projects/koji/repos-dist/aos-${release}-${tag}/latest",
fstype => 'none',
options => 'rw,bind',
}
}
}
The agent is able to successfully apply these resources however it attempts to
remount the directories every time that puppet runs. For example, here is the
output on the agent side.
Notice:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]/ensure:
current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]
Notice: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
Would have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]
Notice:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]/ensure:
current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]
Notice: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]:
Would have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]
Notice:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]/ensure:
current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]
Notice: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]:
Would have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]
These lines are repeated for each bind mount resource.
How does puppet actually verify that a device is mounted? The source
directories *are* mounted and I'm able to access data in each directory without
an issue.
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[Puppet Users] Puppet does not recognize bind mounts
I'm having an issue with puppet repeatedly attempting to mount resources
which are configured as bind mounts on one of my nodes. Here is a copy of
the relevant lines from my manifest.
$koji_fedora_releases = ['28', '29', '30']
$koji_fedora_releases.each |$release| {
['released', 'testing'].each |$tag| {
mount { "/pub/fedora/org/${tag}/${release}":
ensure => mounted,
device =>
"/storage/projects/koji/repos-dist/aos-${release}-${tag}/latest",
fstype => 'none',
options => 'rw,bind',
}
}
}
The agent is able to successfully apply these resources however it attempts
to remount the directories every time that puppet runs. For example, here
is the output on the agent side.
Notice:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]/ensure:
current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
Info:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]
Notice:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
Would have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
Info:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/candidates/30]
Notice:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]/ensure:
current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]
Notice:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]: Would
have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/released/30]
Notice:
/Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]/ensure:
current_value unmounted, should be mounted (noop)
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]
Notice: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]:
Would have triggered 'refresh' from 1 events
Info: /Stage[main]/Site::Fileserver01/Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]:
Scheduling refresh of Mount[/pub/fedora/site/testing/30]
These lines are repeated for each bind mount resource.
How does puppet actually verify that a device is mounted? The source
directories *are* mounted and I'm able to access data in each directory
without an issue.
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