G'day.
I am wondering what the current best practice for building a single file out
of distributed fragments is with puppet. Specifically, my problem:
1. Install munin-node on arbitrary machines.
2. Install 'munin.conf' as a single file on one machine, containing a
configuration stanza for e
Allan Marcus wrote:
> What variables are available in a module.
What variables are available in a Puppet manifest.
> Are facts allowed in the puppet.conf file?
Have you tried?
-scott
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Putting it all together, here's what I have for cert management on Macs.
1) A launchd job to launch puppet every hour
2) a script on the client to determine a unique attribute of the Mac
and use it for cert name
3) a CGI on the server to clean a cert if the machine was re-imaged
3a) note: alter
I think you are trying to use a multidimensional array within puppet. I
don't know the best way to do this, but I have used the following hack:
$ips_vlans = ['1.2.3.7/100', '1.2.3.8/200']
then within the template doing:
<% ips_vlans.each do |ipv| -%>
<% ip = ipv.split("/")[0] -%>
<% vlan = ipv.
I wanted to do
class packages {
if tagged("test") {
package { "ourapp":
ensure => "testversion.xxx"
}
}
}
then have
node base-test-node {
tag("test")
}
node test01 inherits base-test-node {
include packages
}
but this does not appe
What variables are available in a module. Say for example $name is the
name of the module, right? What is this kind of variable called - a
metadata variable? Is there a list of such variables?
Are facts allowed in the puppet.conf file? Are there preset variables
for the puppet .conf file? A
Hello,
So - it looks like the variables in /etc/puppet/puppet.conf are also
available?
Adding facts isn't too bad :)
Regards,
-Roy
Bjørn Dyresen wrote:
>
> On Jul 9, 2009, at 9:20 PM, David Schmitt wrote:
>
>>
>> Roy Nielsen wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Is there a list of variables somewhere t
Am 09.07.2009 um 21:20 schrieb David Schmitt:
> most available variables are defined by facter, which you can run on
> the
> commandline to see which vars have what values.
Not completely, as IIRc puppet brings a few facts of its own that
facter won't show when run on its own on the CLI.
R
On Jul 9, 2009, at 9:20 PM, David Schmitt wrote:
>
> Roy Nielsen wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Is there a list of variables somewhere that are available to
>> puppet? I
>> know a few are:
>>
>> $environment
>> $name
>> $modulepath
>> $server
>
> most available variables are defined by facter, which y
Roy Nielsen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there a list of variables somewhere that are available to puppet? I
> know a few are:
>
> $environment
> $name
> $modulepath
> $server
most available variables are defined by facter, which you can run on the
commandline to see which vars have what values.
Pete Emerson wrote:
> Suppose I have 100 files distributed recursively:
>
> file { "/var/sample":
> source => "puppet:///files/sample",
> ensure => directory,
> recurse => true
> }
>
> What I'd like to do is have all files inside the direct
certname in puppet have to be lowercase, that was probably your issue.
Here's the script I'm going to use to execute puppet on my macs. I
will have a launchd job that executes the script every hour. You might
be able to extract what you need from this script
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Thanks,
Allan Marcus
505-667
The code is incredibly insecure. All a bad guy has to do is add
%3becho%20test%20%3E%20/tmp/test
to the url and a file call test is written to the /tmp. Of course a
really bad guy would know how to exploit a system call in a CGi much
better than me.
My ruby is very very limited, so if you c
Allan, thanks for all your help and suggestions with Mac scripts. I am
getting closer to the configuration that I want. Thanks for the 'lingon'
suggestion, makes life easier.
I would like to force puppetd into using the hostname of the client device
when requesting a cert from the puppetmaster. Is
Hello,
Is there a list of variables somewhere that are available to puppet? I
know a few are:
$environment
$name
$modulepath
$server
Thanks,
-Roy Nielsen
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I fixed the first issue of the DEVICE name by modifying my template
like so:
<% if my_type == "vlan_secondary"%>DEVICE=<%=master + '.' + name%>
<%else -%>
DEVICE=<%=name %>
<% end -%>
(I could have sworn I tried that before and it didn't work).
Now, how do I map my IP addresses? Do I have to c
Hi all,
This little exercise is pointing out huge gaps in my Puppet/Ruby
knowledge and I'm not sure how to get around it. I'm working on a
module for writing interface files and everything works fine except
for my "vlan" interface creation. Here's the snippet that's passed to
my definition:
On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 6:34 PM, Joe McDonagh wrote:
>
> Macno wrote:
> > You can do something like this
> >
> > cron {
> > "getBroadcast":
> > command => "/server/www-production/www.server.de/cli/
> > getBroadcastFromFtp.php",
> > user=> root,
> >
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 9:12 AM, Gary Larizza wrote:
>
> I love where this thread is going, I too share in this problem.
>
> Kurt: Puppet is still being run on the client because the client is
> using a cached config (am I right on this guys?).
>
> I love the scripted ssh key, but ALSO love the PH
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