Russel: Can you confirm the same error message that Hugh is receiving
in your own puppetdb.log?
Hugh: I'd suggest raising a bug with all the details:
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/puppetdb/issues/new ...
Russell, if the problem looks the same I'd confirm it in the same
ticket so we can
Puppet runs fine on RHEL 6.2. It looks like your auth.conf is missing some
entries. Do you perhaps have an auth.conf.rpmnew you need to move into
place?
- Keith
Hi All,
I am trying to follow the documentation at this link:
http://docs.puppetlabs.com/pe/latest/quick_start.html
When I get to
Anyone, Dude ! Sir ?
NOTE : I am using Puppet-3.0.2.x.
On Friday, March 22, 2013 1:48:55 PM UTC-5, iamauser wrote:
I am trying to put together a set of puppet policies for grub/menu.lst.
The serial::grubmenulst looks like this :
define serial::grubmenulst ( $value ) {
$key =
What Module do I install to use Puppet as Patch management?
I have WSUS on my network already , but I need a patch management
application to patch 3rd party software like java, flash,
Thanks
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I get the error in title when I run puppet agent on my windows 7 machine
I can ping puppet master just fine with no problem.
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Hi;
After applying this pp i get this error.
*file {'/tmp/test1':*
* ensure = present,*
* content = Hi.,*
*}*
*
*
*file {'/tmp/test2':*
* ensure = directory,*
* mode = 0644,*
*}*
*
*
*file {'/tmp/test3':*
* ensure = link,*
* target = '/tmp/test1',*
EDIT: In fact it does work.
I found out, because I still had some keys (e.g. hostname) in my debugging
config. And these values were used by puppet correctly.
However a local facter -p won't show these values. In this case the
original hostname will be used.
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I was helping someone on IRC with a similar issue the other day...it looks
like there may be a bug in very recent 1.7 OpenJDK versions that cause this
to happen. Reverting to an earlier JDK version resolved the issue. As Ken
mentioned, it would be most helpful if we could get the Ruby/OpenSSL/JDK
Awesome news Deepak, I suspected SSL something which is why I was
asking for JDK and OpenSSL details ... be good to nail down exact
revisions (and distros in case of special patching they might do) so
we can get an errata out somehow - so if anyone has seen this - be
kind report! :-).
On Sat,
