On 06/12/2016 11:29 AM, Wyatt Alt wrote:
This is the configuration file for the puppetdb terminus, and puppet
server uses it to find puppetdb. Without the file, the hostname
"puppetdb" is assumed, hence the error you see. You need to configure
it like this:
On 06/11/2016 07:35 PM, Zeke Dehnert wrote:
There was a puppetdb.conf file in the /etc/puppetlabs/puppet
directory, but I moved it out, restarted puppet server and I’m still
getting errors:
Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on
SERVER: Failed to execute
Hi Dan,
Yeah I took a look and there's not a lot there doc wise. It's quite
possible they're driving this from Jenkins or another tool.
The Packer JSON files all appear to all be in the templates directory. I'd
imagine you could run Packer against the one you need to get the base OS
you want,
Rob Nelson wrote:
> Your code only shows one package, $package, being created, but it
> does not show where the value for $package is set. Either that var
The package block is missleading, it just installs fail2ban:
$package = $::operatingsystem ? {
/(?i:Ubuntu|Debian|Mint)/ =>
There was a request on the mailing list for a newer version of
puppetlabs/centos-6.6-64-puppet
I would like to try building a 6.8 version but I am not completely sure how to
use puppetlabs-packer
There are either a piece or two missing or exactly HOW to use it is not clear -
not clear to me
Your code only shows one package, $package, being created, but it does not
show where the value for $package is set. Either that var has the value
'postfix', or the postfix package is managed in another file. Regardless,
there is nothing showing where a package called $sshdPackage is managed
here,
Hi,
I want to copy files if a package is installed. What works fine with
the packages 'postfix', 'fail2ban' and 'apache2' does not with
'openssh-server.
class fail2ban {
$postfixPackage = $::operatingsystem ? {
/(?i:Ubuntu|Debian|Mint)/ => 'postfix',
default =>
