On Mar 4, 2009, at 4:44 AM, mattimust...@gmail.com wrote:
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> On Mar 4, 3:56 am, Luke Kanies wrote:
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>> Not to nit-pick, but it's more that I just couldn't write in the
>> language. I did try pretty hard, and have since successfully written
>> a bit in it (in Jython, actually), but I just
On Mar 4, 3:56 am, Luke Kanies wrote:
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> Not to nit-pick, but it's more that I just couldn't write in the
> language. I did try pretty hard, and have since successfully written
> a bit in it (in Jython, actually), but I just could never turn my
> ideas into code in Python. And no, it w
On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 4:30 PM, James Turnbull wrote:
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> Agreed. That'd be a useful feature and if we'd probably do it like
> Nagios plug-ins do - doesn't matter what the language is as long as they
> output data that the Facter API can parse into facts - Perl, Python, C,
> Rexx (*coughs*), et
On Feb 27, 2009, at 11:30 PM, James Turnbull wrote:
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> Nigel Kersten wrote:
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>> 3. ++ to what everyone else said.
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>> There has been discussion around a future version of Facter allowing
>> for facts to be provided by executables in a certa
On Feb 27, 2009, at 9:15 PM, go8ose wrote:
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>> I'd be interested in a python version of puppet.
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>> Don't get me wrong it's a great tool it's just that I like python a
>> lot more than ruby and hence (of course) do most of my scripting in
>> python which leads to more python knowledge which
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GWD wrote:
> Was hoping for something like ((for discussion purposes)MOD_PyPUPPET)
> module to call Puppet from Python and write Facter Recipes from Pyhon.
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> Though I strongly favor Python, Puppet should make easier for other to
> write their recip
Good point..
James put it best: "That'd be a useful feature and if we'd probably do
it like
Nagios plug-ins do - doesn't matter what the language is as long as
they
output data that the Facter API can parse into fact"
Ed
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On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 8:27 AM, GWD wrote:
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> Was hoping for something like ((for discussion purposes)MOD_PyPUPPET)
> module to call Puppet from Python and write Facter Recipes from Pyhon.
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> Though I strongly favor Python, Puppet should make easier for other to
> write their recipes in PHP, J
Was hoping for something like ((for discussion purposes)MOD_PyPUPPET)
module to call Puppet from Python and write Facter Recipes from Pyhon.
Though I strongly favor Python, Puppet should make easier for other to
write their recipes in PHP, JavaScript, even Haskell
The point being that Puppet
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Nigel Kersten wrote:
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> 3. ++ to what everyone else said.
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> There has been discussion around a future version of Facter allowing
> for facts to be provided by executables in a certain directory, which
> is about as far as I can see Python integra
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 7:15 PM, go8ose wrote:
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>> I'd be interested in a python version of puppet.
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>> Don't get me wrong it's a great tool it's just that I like python a
>> lot more than ruby and hence (of course) do most of my scripting in
>> python which leads to more python knowledge w
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> I'd be interested in a python version of puppet.
>
> Don't get me wrong it's a great tool it's just that I like python a
> lot more than ruby and hence (of course) do most of my scripting in
> python which leads to more python knowledge which leads (for me) to
> easier expansion if it would be
Hi,
On Feb 23, 11:56 pm, gluegl wrote:
> Is there a Puppet Python version?
> If so where can the latest version be downloaded?
> Thanks in advance,
> -E
I'd be interested in a python version of puppet.
Don't get me wrong it's a great tool it's just that I like python a
lot more than ruby and h
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gluegl wrote:
> Is there a Puppet Python version?
> If so where can the latest version be downloaded?
> Thanks in advance,
Not sure what you are asking.
Are you asking if Puppet supports managing python? Or if there is a
version of Puppet written i
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