Hello,
I asked the following question in the mcollective-users group [1] but RI
said it was better to ask it here.
What is the definition of out_of_sync_resources?
As I see it now being reported on pendingchanged resources, which seems
strangs to me.
Stefan
[1]
We're having an issue where the catalog doesn't appear to be compiling in
the proper order, causing a resource to be defined twice (since the if !
defined block runs first) and the catalog compilation to fail:
Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER:
Duplicate
That's parse order dependent during compile (i.e. the order stuff gets
included, parsed and magicked during compile etc) - anchors aren't
really relevant here. So your commit has changed the include order I
would expect.
Best either make them virtual and realize them, or wrap them both in
if !
On Friday, November 1, 2013 11:52:36 AM UTC-5, Jesi Major wrote:
We're having an issue where the catalog doesn't appear to be compiling in
the proper order
It took me a minute to parse Chris's response, so in case it's taking you
longer, it boils down to this: there is no such thing as
Thanks very much for the explanation. This is what I was starting to
suspect, but was hoping someone would tell me I was wrong.
Could you possibly elaborate on what you mean by make them virtual and
realize them? I considered wrapping them both in if ! defined, but the
/data directory really
John, apologies for placing this in the wrong group. Would you like me to
repost there, or is it okay if Chris answers my question here?
You explained more eloquently what I was trying to; wasn't quite sure how
to explain the functionality with classes not inherently constrained
relative to
On Friday, November 1, 2013 1:58:59 PM UTC-5, Jesi Major wrote:
John, apologies for placing this in the wrong group. Would you like me to
repost there, or is it okay if Chris answers my question here?
I don't mean to try to police this group. I'm just saying that it may be
to your
No problem! And sorry again, think I have answered my own question to Chris
anyway :) http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/virtual_resources.html
On Friday, November 1, 2013 1:12:24 PM UTC-6, John Bollinger wrote:
On Friday, November 1, 2013 1:58:59 PM UTC-5, Jesi Major wrote:
John, apologies
Hi Stefan, the way I understand it (and hopefully someone will correct me),
out_of_sync indicates a total of resources which might need changes. So if
we're in enforce mode (not no-op) out_of_sync would be the total of
successful + failed changes. If we're in no-op, out_of_sync is the number
Hi,
I'm trying to implement a new feature of sorts and looking for some
direction from folks who understand the puppet code. What I'm trying to do
is create an ability to specify derived types via hiera much like
hiera_include() works for classes. A quick aside, and the reason I'm
interested
Ouch, looks like it was just erroneous ' characters in the required value.
e.g.
{ required = File['/etc/blah'] }
instead of
{ required = File[/etc/blah] }
now I see create_resources is working fine without any of the ordering
logic I was talking about.
Had fun poking around the internals
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