Congrats on delivering Puppet 4.0! Looking forward to giving all the new
stuff a spin!
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 1:41:08 PM UTC-5, Eric Sorenson wrote:
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> I'm super excited to announce the availability of Puppet 4. It's the first
> major version of Puppet in almost 2 years, and there are
I think the problem is that the Puppet page that says to "download the
default auth.conf" from github is pointing to the latest version, which
only works with Puppet 4.x.
Puppet 3.7.4 needs this auth.conf file:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/puppetlabs/puppet/3.7.4/conf/auth.conf
On Tuesda
Getting puppet open source to work on AIX is not documented widely, as it
isn't in common use. However, it is possible. The steps boil down to:
- Install ruby 2.0.0 and its dependencies from http://www.perzl.org/aix/
(it will install to /opt/freeware)
- mkdir -p /etc/puppet /var/lib/pup
I'm super excited to announce the availability of Puppet 4. It's the first
major version of Puppet in almost 2 years, and there are a ton of great changes
and improvements. Stephanie Stouck wrote a post that summarizes the release:
https://puppetlabs.com/blog/say-hello-open-source-puppet-4
On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 12:23 AM, Vishal Biyani wrote:
> I am trying to understand more about Puppet support on AIX. I have found
> bits and piece of information here and there but nothing which shows me
> complete picture. The best one I have found so far is :
> http://projects.puppetlabs.com/pr
Hunter:
Thanks for the bit about the classes.txt. file. That was exactly what I was
needing.
Martin:
I am in the process of doing that work now. I have been playing with
Foreman as a front end to be able to use the smart parameters to clean up a
lot of classes. The import and inherits are plentifu
So there wasn't any white space after the closing >, but I do work on a
Windows box from time to time and remembered that I had copied that code
snippet on that box. So runing the dos2unix on the template did indeed fix
my issue and now I have the correct number of lines.
Thanks for the help N
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 12:30:20 PM UTC-5, asav...@asdco.ru wrote:
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> Hi.
>
> I have multiple modules/classes used in site.pp manifest.
>
> in site.pp i've some code like this:
>
> Package <| title != 'yum-plugin-priorities' |> { require =>
> Exec['clean_yum_cache'] }
> Yumrepo<||> {
Hi Garrett,
Thanks for your prompt support.
I have configured fresh puppet master and setup rspec. I got the some luck
but all the test cases are failing:
apache]# bundle exec rake spec
/usr/bin/ruby
-I/usr/local/share/gems/gems/rspec-core-3.2.3/lib:/usr/local/share/gems/gems/rspec-support-3.2
You could set tags on EC2 instances, and use those to classify them. You
might write a new fact called e.g. ec2_server_role, that reads in a tag
from the server, then use that fact (possibly in the default node
definition, depending on how you do things) to decide what role the node
has.
Writi
rectification:
$cb_version = latest
> in custom puppet type "A"(dsl, not ruby), which definded in site.pp i've
> code like this
>
type A declared in site.pp , defined in custom module.
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I am trying to understand more about Puppet support on AIX. I have found
bits and piece of information here and there but nothing which shows me
complete picture. The best one I have found so far is
: http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/1/wiki/PuppetAix although I
understand it is a bit dat
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