Hi,
I'm trying to use collections as shown below. The files I wish to collect
get populated on the client, so the puppetmaster doesn't know the contents.
I.e. I need to push these files to the server, and then distribute them
back to the clients:
@@file { "/etc/ssh-keys.d/$hostname.pub
Hi,
The docs on collections do not mention how information is "retired" from
the puppetmaster (see
http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/exported_resources.html).
To use the example in the above doc, suppose host "foo" is added. We setup
a collector to monitor it through nagios on running on host
Thanks Jeff! I've uploaded my solution to github and the puppet forge. For
more information see
http://forge.puppetlabs.com/mthibaut/mutual_trust
So the way I get data off the client and into the master is by using a
> custom fact. The fact gets the data into a variable, then the variable is
>
Hi Justin,
I have just forked rspec-hiera-puppet on github, reverting some code
changes made in version 1.0.0 by the original author. Tests work for me
with this code, can you test this out? One way is to do a "bundle" to get
the (broken) version installed, then go to your gems dir, move away t
Hi,
I believe the onlyif "wins" in this case. Splitting it up into two statements
would be the right thing to do IMO.
It would also be cleaner, since they are in effect two different cases: stopped
(and in need of starting), and running (but in need of restart).
The fact that these both run t
Are you sure your client is using 3.x? This error typically crops up with older
facter versions which don't define the osfamily variable.
To test, run "facter" on your client and see if osfamily is listed.
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On 01 Mar 2013, at 01:47, "Alejandro Betancourt"
mailto:alejandro.be
Hi,
I'm having a hard time figuring out how to make rake spec tests work correctly
with hiera and puppet 3. Should I just give up for now until the various gems
work with puppet 3?
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