Issue #1756 has been updated by Alan Barrett.

This problem still exists in version 0.25.5.

puppetmasterd --genmanifest | grep 'mode =>' returns a curious mixture of octal 
and decimal modes:

<pre>
# /usr/local/sbin/puppetmasterd --genmanifest | grep 'mode =>'
    mode => '384',
    mode => '432',
    mode => '1023',
    mode => '488',
    mode => '420',
    mode => '504',
    mode => '504',
    mode => '420',
    mode => '432',
    mode => '420',
    mode => '488',
    mode => '504',
    mode => '432',
    mode => '505',
    mode => '488',
    mode => '432',
    mode => '420',
    mode => '1005',
    mode => '488',
    mode => '420',
    mode => '488',
    mode => '750',
    mode => '488',
    mode => '750',
    mode => '432',
    mode => '384',
</pre>

This means that "puppetmasterd --genmanifests | puppet" does not work as a way 
of creating all the necessary files and directories.
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Bug #1756: puppetd --genmanifest output has bad syntax
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/1756

Author: Jonathan Billings
Status: Accepted
Priority: Low
Assignee: 
Category: settings
Target version: unplanned
Affected Puppet version: 0.24.6
Keywords: 
Branch: 


puppetd --genmanifest doesn't create output that is syntactically correct.  
I've attached the output foo.pp.

$ /usr/sbin/puppetd --version
0.24.6
$ /usr/sbin/puppetd --genmanifest > foo.pp
$ puppet foo.pp
Could not parse for environment production: Syntax error at 'class'; expected 
'}' at /home/jsbillin/foo.pp:2

I "fixed" foo.pp by removing the " top {" at the beginning and closing "}" 
before the includes.  This file is foo2.pp.

Now I see this:
$ puppet foo2.pp
err: Could not create /home/jsbillin/.puppet/var/clientbucket: Parameter mode 
failed: Could not convert "0488" to integer
Parameter mode failed: Could not convert "0488" to integer

It looks like all the file objects look something like this:

    file { '/home/jsbillin/.puppet/var/clientbucket':
        ensure => 'directory',
        loglevel => 'debug',
        backup => 'false',
        mode => '488'
    }

Clearly, '488' isn't an octal value since it has 8s in it.  Also, it's a 
string, not an integer.



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