simply more powerful around branching, cherry-picking,
rebasing, etc, etc.
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$ git branch
* master - which is production
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On 15/01/10 12:36 AM, James Turnbull wrote:
On 15/01/10 12:30 AM, SyRenity wrote:
Thanks for sharing. How do you achieve centralization of all
multiple
git repos, in case you have several puppetmasters?
I don't - I have one central Git
when changed
* Bug #2887: Service (init) does not seem to work with require properly
* Bug #3013: util.rb:execute broken on Ruby 1.8.3
* Bug #3025: apt and aptitude providers dont work on Debian Lenny /
puppet 0.25.2 from gems
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please see the FAQ:
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RELEASE NOTES
*Fix for temporary file issues
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=502881)
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Michael DeHaan wrote:
I found this post from Nov 20 regarding a bug in facter. James
Turnbull was asking then for debug output, which I've provided a bit
later.
The real trick though is this:
[mdeh...@eng-dhcp-105 facter]$ ack lsbdistid
See the puppetlast script in the ext directory of the source for an
example.
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On 26/12/2009, at 3:31 PM, Len Rugen lenru...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm running the RHEL EPEL version of puppet (24.8). I wanted to
create a simple minutes since
featured DVCS like Git or
Mercurial etc - their capabilities allow for much more flexible
approaches.
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the cycle to your change control, embed it
in your ticketing system, etc, etc. Teaches good development
lifecycle skills to admins too. :)
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for Rowlf not 0.25.2):
http://github.com/reductivelabs/puppet/commit/adc211ad191568e84eb3e1f618f1cbf78df95ba9
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On 20/12/09 Peter Meier wrote:
http://bugs.debian.org/561650
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/2968
Martin - added you as a Watcher on the ticket.
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only maintain said information in one place.
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Teyo
If you have a chance do you want to throw your email and my email
into the External nodes page? It really needs some more explanation.
Or I can if you're busy.
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at:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/Development/DevelopmentLifecycle
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Andrew Schulman wrote:
I want to create a new page in the wiki, to hold documentation for a new
contributed module that I'm developing. I'll link to it from the modules
page.
Created:
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Steve Wray wrote:
Does this mean we will get Intercal support in Puppet soon?
Perhaps Intercal could ultimately replace Ruby?
We'll port Puppet to Intercal after we finish the Erlang port.
:)
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Try my book as a good starter: http://tinyurl.com/pupbook
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that with everyone. Please see attached.
Jonathan
Thanks for this.
Can you please update #2677 with your ldif and explain the issue with
RHDS in there?
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Andrew Schulman wrote:
At http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/ModuleOrganisation, the
Configuration section says There are only two items that can be configured
for
modules: and then only lists #1. There's no #2!
It appears that James
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to PuppetManifestDocumentation. It should
really be removed and in fact I'll do it now.
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?
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be regenerated? So far it hasn't been, so my edits
have vanished. Thanks, Andrew.
They are generally regenerated when we release - so it'll be at the
release 0.25.2.
But your changes should be there I must have saved the old version -
fixed now.
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{
include .
In 0.25.0 and later you can also use regular expressions to match nodes.
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/LanguageTutorial#matching-nodes-with-regular-expressions
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.
Regarding templates - that's a good question and I don't know. :) I
don't think so but I'll check and get back to you (and update the
docs).
I'll take a quick look at your edits too!
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for this one with your work-around and we'll
try to puzzle out what is going wrong!
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James Turnbull wrote:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/ModuleOrganisation?action=diffversion=45old_version=44
. I'd appreciate it if someone would check this to see if I got it right.
Also, do the template paths need to be similarly
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need to do is sign-up for an
account.
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themselves to correct the
docs?
It was documented in the Release Notes and the announcement emails:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/ReleaseNotes#deprecations
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You received this message because you
HEAD above - which is not a stable
release - and may in fact on occasion (rarely) be even broken.
I recommend using a supported, stable release.
Barring that please run:
# facter --debug
And provide the results please.
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required if you're
installing a package.
As you were with Facter, are you also installing from Puppet HEAD?
I recommend using a package.
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are more corporate. I spoke
after him:
I've added both to the Presentation's page:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/PuppetPresentations
If people have other presentations please feel free to add them here
also.
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instance was down for about an hour this
morning (AEST time) and had that error on the pages that have the TOC
for about 30 minutes afterward. It should all now be fine and back up
again.
The issue was caused by an update that went wrong and my apologies for
any inconvience caused.
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Julian Simpson wrote:
It works for me.
And me - I've never had any issues specifically - and after Luke I
appear to be the 2nd top poster in the group. :)
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2009/11/18 Jon Stanley jonstan...@gmail.com:
I haven't tried this yet, but I find puppet's file resource to be
*way* too slow for what I need to do, causing runs in excess of 5
minutes. There's a base directory structure (which is very small)
which I then put content into (and I think it's the
that if it
doesn't fix the issue, or if it introduces all new issues. Any advice
will be most appreciated.
This is almost certainly:
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/961
It is fixed in 0.24.8 but I'd also recommend moving toward 0.25.1
rather than staying with the 0.24.x branch.
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/3896288ff56b44ae6f5e1f0c2a8adc995a458f76
This is just an initial cut but should let you see what could be done.
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framework.
We appreciate your prompt attention to this matter.
I don't believe Puppet has an ECCN - if it did it'd be a Category 4 -
maybe a 4D001 or 4D003.
But Reductive Labs may be able to confirm this.
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that - weird. That and the Puppet run suggests something
broader is going on.
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on redmine login) if someone has signed the CLA so I
can merge patches efficiently.
I can add a link to the top of the New Issue template - we'll
create a page that holds the document and a list of those people
who've signed it.
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Douglas Garstang wrote:
Yes, effect of cut and paste. Assume the file {} declaration is there.
I don't assume anything - always leads to badness. :)
Can you paste or link to the full code please?
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that helps!
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JoE wrote:
I am running puppet 0.24.8 on FreeBSD.
When I run,
puppetd --genconfig /usr/local/etc/puppet/puppet.conf
Check that genconfig = true is commented out in the generated
puppet.conf file.
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Carl.caum wrote:
I really like this idea.
Ditto - it'd be great if Reductive hosted this - complements the Who's
Using Puppet list.
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with the rc or beta tag.
I presume there is probably some way around it - parsing the
PUPPET_VERSION in some way - happy to take ideas and suggestions.
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not honored for
[modules], [plugins]
* Feature #2393: We should maintain a dynamically-built 'next' branch
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{units}
AttributeCachingForDirectoriesMin : uint16 {units}
AttributeCachingForDirectoriesMax : uint16 {units}
Facter does a similar thing albeit in a less sophisticated (currently) way.
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intent and do - they don't hope things will randomly
work out for them. If we did that we'd be developers... *ducks* :)
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repositories), installs any other packages, tasks etc.
Then add a require to your site.pp or to a base node or whatever:
Package { require = Class[yum] }
That will include everything in the yum class prior to executing any
package resources. This doesn't work for you?
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.
So if my assumptions were true, the bug has not been solved.
Depends what branch you installed from. It's been hotfixed in the
0.25.x branch but not yet fixed in the master (dev) branch.
Can you test the 0.25.1rc2 tarball please?
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John Arundel wrote:
On 23 Oct 2009, at 21:55, James Turnbull ja...@lovedthanlost.net
wrote:
But you can't connect a client to the master without signing a
certificate or turning autosign on.
Hmm, maybe I made a mistake. I thought you
. I'm pretty sure that's
it. Environment should be from the client, but not from Facter so I
guess it's not obvious.
Added to:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#are-there-variables-available-other-than-those-provided-by-facter
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have some ideas in this direction also.
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Good idea - this should really be added to the FAQ too.
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puppet
working, preferably with stored configuration (I guess the simplest
database backbone would be sqlite3).
My book might help you out:
http://tinyurl.com/pupbook
It provides step-by-step instructions for a number of platforms
including Ubuntu.
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/??? and probably inside a yaml subdirectory.
Here is an example of one of my clients (Note: I have quite a few
custom facts for interfaces, etc. so you probably won't have those):
That only lists Facter and custom facts - it doesn't list the internal
variables that Puppet can set.
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about local conditions,
patterns are flexible and can be molded to your needs..
What Arri said. I'd like to see logical, interlinked set of
patterns that can be built into a logical whole rather than a
single, potentially unwieldy document.
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could not find a limit in the puppet
documentation so I thought I would ask.
Okay. I suspect there is a limit and that approach probably isn't scalable.
Everything under the path is included - so why not expand underneath
the path rather than extend the value of the option?
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if outputdir not specified
* Bug #2707: 'config_version' should behave better on failure
* Bug #2711: Storeconfigs don't work with puppet command
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Are you experiencing an error? Have you tested?
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.
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and
server logs showing the error (please run Puppet with --trace
- --verbose --debug).
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet/issues/new
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most of the identified issues in 0.25.1 and can see
the full list at:
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/versions/show/33
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a puppetmasterd in normal mode.
Paul/Nigel/Douglas - ticket please... :)
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are the areas
that you're struggling with? What's missing?
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/
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Allan Marcus wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone have a ETA for 0.25.1 ?
Allan
We'll finalise a timeline shortly. Hopefully we'll have a release
date by the end of this week.
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and the current server key error. I've got a ticket
we couldn't reproduce that is similar at:
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/2321
Does this seem like the same thing?
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bundled with the RPM is written by the downstream
package maintainers (Todd?) - perhaps there is an issue there also?
Can you pastie that also?
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Paul Lathrop wrote:
You guys crack me up. Thanks for all the good wishes!
--Paul
Congrats +1!
node offspring inherits plathrop {
include littlebundleofjoy
include nosleep
include puppet
}
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added to the log instance, serialised and sent along with any report
generated. This allows you to parse your report output and ascertain
which configuration version was used to generate the resource.
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/ReleaseNotes#configuration-versioning
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John Warburton wrote:
Hi Matt
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/Recipes/SimpleText can do it
Augeas and a lens could be another approach to this.
I believe the augeas package comes with an /etc/services lens.
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end of the crowd... :)
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also try to find out what happened to the TOC.
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) here back around 1999 and got into a huge FreeBSD
debate with him. He won, of course.
This place sounds good.
P.S. No one wins any debate about FreeBSD - it's like Mutually
Assured Destruction. :)
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there.
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not sure that behaviour/explanation
is exactly correct but the best approach would be to log a ticket
please.
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these, enter bugs, or just ignore them?
Ignore them - they are debug messages.
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when a provider lacks a feature
* Bug #2656: Puppet --parseonly tests hang forever
* Feature #2393: We should maintain a dynamically-built 'next'
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wondering if I
can potentially upgrade Facter to the lastest (1.5.6 or 1.5.7) on my
boxes running Puppet 0.22.4 well before Puppet is upgraded to 0.24.8 or
0.25.
Shouldn't be an issue there I wouldn't think.
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Trevor Vaughan wrote:
Should I be able to put a define inside of an 'if' block?
It doesn't seem to be working in 0.24.8.
Show us the code and the error?
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move to pluginsync but
until then factsync works fine.
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hard enough.
It's in:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/WritingYourOwnFunctions
The name of the file you put your function into must be the same as
the name of function, otherwise it won't get automatically loaded.
This ''will'' bite you some day.
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. Perhaps expanding on:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/Recipes/AmazonWebService
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,
group = bin,
mode = 754;
file2:
owner = root,
group = bin,
mode = 754;
file3:
owner = root,
group = bin,
mode = 754;
}
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2009/9/16 James Turnbull ja...@lovedthanlost.net:
file { [file1, file2, file3]:
owner=root,
group=bin,
mode=754,
}
That should read:
file { [file1, file2, file3]:
owner = root,
group = bin,
mode = 754,
}
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suggestions made it onto the wiki too.
Thanks
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it compiles? I'm talking about
checking for basic syntax errors, not correctness of application (that's a
completely different kettle of fish). I
don't yet have
Craig
Try some of the tips at:
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/PuppetVersionControl
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in with whatever they are
working on.
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with actual search that works TM.
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: interfaces fact has duplicate entries under Solaris
* Bug #2535: undefined method when trying to access a fact's value
through the Facter class method shortcut and @collection is not initialized
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Matt wrote:
Yep I was talking about the puppet binaries not the manifests/recipes/modules
As I said in a previous email - delete the old before you install the new.
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directories in line with the FHS. Gems do not
understand the concept of a binary directory other than bindir
(usually bin). So binaries in the sbin directory are not installed.
I am working on some (probably hack'ish) way to deal with this.
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or do I have to create my own type handlers?
You would need to create your own type for this (or extend the
existing file type).
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