On 12 September 2011 21:53, Brice Figureau
wrote:
> You'll see when reading Nan's code that the biggest difference in the
> cisco and F5 stuff is the transport. The F5 provider Nan created uses
> directly the F5 http API, because its better (and certainly easier) than
> emulating a human typing co
On 12 September 2011 18:26, Nan Liu wrote:
> Yes with some work around required. You need to export RUBYLIB with
> the appropriate path. See example and known limitation section:
> https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-f5
>
> In my limited experience, seems easier to dev/test with puppet
> reso
Hi all,
I guess this is mainly aimed at Brice, but feel free to chime in :)
I'm starting to implement Allied Telesis switches in puppet device, since we
have a pressing need to control them properly. I've managed to get login and
facts working, so I'm happy with my progress thus far, but I curr
On 13 June 2011 10:24, Peter Meier wrote:
>
> > If you deleted the target, it wont recreated. What is diff(filea,fileb)
> > returning when one of its arguments does not exist ?
>
> it looks like it returns an empty string. I fixed this in my work on the
> module[1].
>
> ~pete
Eeek, how did I mi
Hi all,
As my first foray into types and providers (and as suggested on the -users
list), here is a patch for Onyx Point's Concat type which implements insync?
for both concat_build and concat_fragment. It's probably ugly, and I need to
learn, so feedback is welcome :)
Trevor, I'll do a pull r
