It also might be a cheap way of doing it, but if your looking at stuff
at the node level anyway you can leverage LDAP. All objects in LDAP
in puppet 3.x are treated as top scope variables.
On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 6:58 PM, Matthew Hyclak wrote:
> I was thinking about this not too long ago myself.
Hi , Yes this is to be expected as RHEL 7 does away with some of the
dependencies like ifconfig etc. You will have to install thoose after.
For that you will also have to install some extra repos if I recall right.
You will have to install bind-utils and net-tools for all to function
normal agai
Hi all,
We have a system configured with PE 3.1 and we have separate servers for
the Puppet Master, PuppetDB (postgres) and puppet console. Running on
Passenger and Apache.
Everything was well up until yesterday where the DB box ran out of space so
I added a new volume group and added it the e
Jelle,
Installing net-tools package solved it.
Thanks for your pointer!
Op zaterdag 21 juni 2014 14:17:56 UTC+2 schreef Jelle B:
>
> Hi , Yes this is to be expected as RHEL 7 does away with some of the
> dependencies like ifconfig etc. You will have to install thoose after.
> For that you will
I'm attempting to use puppetlabs-apache with all my classes defined via
Foreman (1.5.1) with Puppet 3.4.3. Servers are all CentOS 6.5.
With puppetlabs-apache-1.0.1 when I applied both the apache class and
apache::mod::ssl class in Foreman I received this error on the server:
Error: Could not r
