On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 11:24:18AM -0500, Glenn Bailey wrote: > What's the best method to define site specific settings? I basically > have multiple Cobbler servers setup at various physical locations > and each of these locations have different DNS, NTP, Timezones, etc. > For DNS it appears I could use the "name_servers" option in the > settings file, but that would be the only one.
Also cobbler-slaves in several locations here. The different settings (i.e. what ldap-servers are to be used for user-auth on the newly deployed server) are currently handed over by the deploying admin using ksmeta-vars. Cobbler evaluates those and creates the configfiles to be deployed accordingly. Currently these location-vars are stuffed into each new 'cobbler system'-object on the cobbler-slaves. This should work better thou in setting the proper site-specific ksmeta-vars in the profiles on the cobbler-slaves and have the cobbler-systems below their profiles inheriting the site-specific ksmeta. Here the data will at some point come from an ldap where also in- herittance will happen. Christian _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
