remote.origin.url: No such file or directory
On Saturday, 21 December 2013 18:33:45 UTC-8, Patrick Gibson wrote:
I'm using the vcsrepo module to clone a git repo as a particular user,
and I'm getting a puzzling error:
Debug: Executing '/usr/bin/su myuser -c /usr/local/bin/git clone
g
: No such file or directory
On Saturday, 21 December 2013 18:33:45 UTC-8, Patrick Gibson wrote:
I'm using the vcsrepo module to clone a git repo as a particular user, and
I'm getting a puzzling error:
Debug: Executing '/usr/bin/su myuser -c /usr/local/bin/git clone
g...@git.myhostname.com:repos
I'm using the vcsrepo module to clone a git repo as a particular user, and
I'm getting a puzzling error:
Debug: Executing '/usr/bin/su myuser -c /usr/local/bin/git clone
g...@git.myhostname.com:repos/myrepo.git /home/myuser/myrepo'
Error: Execution of '/usr/bin/su myuser -c /usr/local/bin/git
(I should mention this is on FreeBSD 9.2.)
On Saturday, 21 December 2013 18:33:45 UTC-8, Patrick Gibson wrote:
I'm using the vcsrepo module to clone a git repo as a particular user, and
I'm getting a puzzling error:
Debug: Executing '/usr/bin/su myuser -c /usr/local/bin/git clone
g
Thanks, all. I was originally hoping to just be able to build ports the old
fashioned way, but have abandoned that route. I've upgraded to pkgng and am
successfully using the zleslie/pkgng provider. Things are going well and
I'm already very excited at how easy it's going to be to setup new
This is my first attempt with Puppet, and I'm working on FreeBSD 9.2 with
Puppet 3.3.1 and Ruby 2.0. I'm starting with just a very simple example to
get my feet wet:
node 'myhost' {
package { 'devel/jsmin':
ensure = 'installed',
provider = 'ports'
}
}
When I apply this with:
I'm a first-time Puppet user, working with FreeBSD 9.2, Puppet 3.3.1, and
Ruby 2.0. I'm starting out with a very simple setup to test the waters:
node 'myhost' {
package { 'devel/jsmin':
ensure = 'installed',
provider = 'ports'
}
}
When I run:
puppet apply -v --debug
