After upgrading to puppet 0.25.4, I have not been able to get Augeas
recipes to work if the path has a space. Here's an example:
class samba-server {
augeas{"samba-global2":
context => "/files/etc/samba/smb.conf/
target[.='global']",
changes => [
Both of your statements are true ... however its a good thing to get
into the rhythm of using modules as its more effort to convert later
on when you do want to benefit from modularisation. Its also only a
small initial cost to be honest so I think its worth it.
ken.
On Apr 2, 3:26 pm, Serge Dewa
2010/4/3 Jesús M. Navarro
> Hi, list:
>
> I'm on my first steps using Puppet. Now that the easiest parts are somehow
> tamed more and more questions do arise. But let's go one by one.
>
> For some computers/services we delegate some parts of their administration
> (i.e. development environments
Hi, list:
I'm on my first steps using Puppet. Now that the easiest parts are somehow
tamed more and more questions do arise. But let's go one by one.
For some computers/services we delegate some parts of their administration
(i.e. development environments). I'll take an easy example on the /
Hi,
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 3:37 PM, Greg Retkowski wrote:
> Good Afternoon,
> I'm running puppet vers. 0.24.4 and am trying to use some facts in puppet
> ERB templates.
.24.4 is a pretty old version of Puppet, if its feasible I would upgrade.
> It appears as long as the fact is a simple typ
Let's start with two example problems:
1) Select the first available value in an address space. For example
openldap syncrepl rid, "ID uniquely identifying the replica .. an
integer which has no more than three decimal digits"[1].
2) Selecting a sticky "random" value from an array of values. In thi
A not-so-elegant solution is to write your own yum provider that
allows you to do this. In my case I found one online -- if you google
yum_plus.rb you should be able to find it. If not let me know and
I'll post the work here.
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 10:19 PM, Isaac Christoffersen
wrote:
> We're
