Thanks, but I do have those parameters; I was trying to keep my quote
short. Here's the full monty:
# create an ssh key for this user
ssh_authorized_key { "$username.$ssh_public_key":
ensure => present,
key => $ssh_public_key,
type=> $ssh_key_ty
P.S. Here's what the client log shows each time:
info: Caching catalog for grid1001.impermium.com
debug: Puppet::Type::Group::ProviderLdap: false value when expecting
true
debug: Puppet::Type::Group::ProviderPw: file /usr/sbin/pw does not
exist
debug: Puppet::Type::Group::ProviderDirectoryservice:
Hi:
I have a defined type "useraccount" that constructs a user and user's
group, then installs his ssh key. This looks something like the
snippet below.
The problem I'm seeing is, every time I run the puppet client, it
appends that same ssh key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, so at the end of
three ru
Nan's suggestion worked. I thought I'd tried these steps but maybe not
in the right order.
Thank you, Nan!
Here were the steps:
mrisher@lab2:~$ sudo /etc/init.d//puppetmaster stop
* Stopping puppet configuration management tool master
server [ O
sorry, /etc/hosts. It was a typo in my bug report, I used the correct
filename on the client itself.
The routing issue is not the culprit -- puppetd is clearly able to
reach the puppetmasterd server -- so we're stuck somewhere inside
either what the client says or what the server responds with.
S
Thanks for the follow-up. Here is the puppetmasterd --genconf output:
http://pastebins.com/index.php?show=568; I have not made any changes
from the default, Ubuntu package installation, so the actual
puppet.conf file is just the pathnames.
I've been running the server using the `/etc/init.d/puppet
If this helps, when I run `puppetd -d` I get a bunch of debug log
statements that may be pertinent: http://pastebins.com/index.php?show=567
Thx,
/m
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Thanks for the suggestion. I set the /etc/host but that doesn't appear
any different from specifying --server xyz on the command line; my
client definitely seems to reach the server but still no certificate
is issued and the manifest file doesn't get downloaded:
--- CLIENT
mrisher@events1001:~$ s
Hi: I'm trying to configure Puppet on Ubuntu, and strangely I am never
able to generate a certificate because my server never shows any
pending certificate requests.
Put differently, on the server I am running puppetmasterd and on the
client I am able to connect to the server, but the client conti
