Hi all,
I'm in the process of trying to set up a new puppet server. We have a
few hundred servers that we manage and we're looking to migrate to
puppet for a number of reasons I won't bother getting into. Given the
number of hosts I've installed passenger to leverage Apache, so here's
a quick rundown of my setup:
Red Hat linux 5.6 64-bit
puppet 2.6.7
passenger 3.0.7
rack 1.1.0
Apache httpd 2.2.3
I've got a painfully simple site.pp file:
file { "/tmp/test1":
ensure => present
}
The first time I ran "puppet agent --test" from a test host using the
above it created /tmp/test1 on the test host, but then I changed the
name to test2, re-ran it, and nothing happened. After a bit of
troubleshooting I've discovered that no edits I make to site.pp are
applied unless I either restart Apache or manually touch site.pp
first. Simply editing the file and saving it isn't enough.
I've verified that the clocks on both hosts are in sync - they're both
configured to use NTP & are fully synced. I'm not sure what else to
check. Any ideas why I'm seeing this behavior?
Thanks,
-Bruce
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