o don't restart even if Puppet (or anyone else)
asks you to.
If there *is* an app at that PID, then the app is running and needs to be
restarted/reloaded as requested.
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OpenVMS: The OS with
to write to as a
non-root user. You can either check the output (redirect it?) or check the exit
code. If the latter is not 0, then the compile failed.
The good thing is, with this, you can run it as a non-root user (safe), and it's
not actually being applied anywhere (excellent if you make s
rom your init script, make the start function/section run it with
--onetime then run it with splay. You get
your immediate run, then your delayed and periodic runs.
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lt to read text image (images as text on the web? That's horrible design).
/end rant^Wsarcasm^Wirony^W oh hell, I don't know what this is.
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it is.
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AMAZING BUT TRUE ...
If all the salmon caught in Canada in one year were laid end to end
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wouldn't respond). It looked like a hard road for little gain, so I switched back to 1.8.
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Don't know which ones might be important though :); you could use "set"
or "env" in the service startup script and dump the output to a text
file, then compare the state between a terminal invocation and that from
puppet. See what's different and go from there.
27;s things from there.
It's a fairly "purist" approach, and I will leave discussions of the merit of
that up to others, but I hope that makes
it a little clearer where they are coming from.
And if I've missed the point completely, someone smack me upside the head and
tell
Could not autoload status: undefined method `add_method' for nil:NilClass
Should I be chasing, or is that wasted effort and I should continue with 1.8
for now?
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"No wonder Unix makes you feel boxed i
Tim Uckun wrote:
> The puppetmaster reports the following error.
>
> err: Report store failed: Invalid group puppet on setting . Valid
> groups are service.
>
> What is it trying to tell me? I have the following set.
>
> storeconfigs=true
> dbadapter = sqlite3
> dblocation = /var/puppet/storeco
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"People say I'm apathetic but I don't care"
Tim Uckun wrote:
> I know that the puppet client runs the entire catalog at the frequency
> you decide but...
>
> I do think it would be ni
the defaults use
"service" instead of "puppet" to represent the user/group that the process is
actually running as. I use "su", having
changed the shell for the puppet user to /bin/bash.
2) You'll need the JSON library package (libjson-ruby1.8 in etch at
James Turnbull wrote:
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>
> Craig Miskell wrote:
>> Hi,
>> My current puppet deployment is in it's very early stages, so I'm still
>> fumbling around a little. Assuming I'm editing
>> my co
c syntax errors, not "correctness" of application (that's a
completely different kettle of fish). I
don't yet have a separate "test" environment; how do other people handle this
sort of thing?
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#x27;t seem
to be any other projects in this vein.
I can see roughly where I'd have to go to make it work myself, but before I do
that work, it'd be good to be sure
there's not something already there. Is anyone aware of such a thing, either
already done, or in-progress tha
gt;
> Any suggestions on how to do this more properly?
For grub, check if your distro has "grubby", a command line tool for modifying
the grub config file. Last I saw it was
on RedHat/CentOS/Fedora; it's not on the Debian I have here to hand,
useful command to see what the name on the certificate is, if the above
doesn't work.
> Thanks
> Mike
Hope that points you in the right direction.
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