Issue #17707 has been updated by Josh Cooper.
Status changed from Unreviewed to Needs More Information
Keywords set to windows
Hi Luis, it sounds like RHL is not serving the file correctly. Is the
downloaded MSI corrupt in the same way each time, or randomly? Are you using a
proxy?
I'd start by moving the MSI to a local disk on the RHL box, updating
fileserver.conf, and curl it. Does it work when run on the local RHL box? Does
it work on the windows box? By "work" I mean, does it report the correct md5sum.
Once that's working, try using puppet with just a file resource and a mapped
drive, something like:
<pre>
$ net use v: \\server\share
$ puppet resource file c:\ReportViewer2012Beta.msi ensure=file
source=v:\ReportViewer2012Beta.msi
file { 'c:\ReportViewer2012Beta.msi:
ensure => 'file',
content => '{md5}...',
}
</pre>
Then switch to using the mounted filesystem, and then use a puppet URI as the
source, e.g. `source=puppet:///...`
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Bug #17707: Fail to download complete file resources on Puppet for Windows 3.0.0
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/17707#change-76819
Author: Luis Mayorga
Status: Needs More Information
Priority: Normal
Assignee:
Category:
Target version:
Affected Puppet version:
Keywords: windows
Branch:
Hi,
We have a windows share drive mounted on our RHL Puppet Master v.3.0.0 on the
fileserver.conf file. We have experienced different issues with puppet trying
to download file resources(.msi packages) and all our Package resources start
failing since they are not full downloaded files. Could this be related to the
mounted partition or should be just start using the shared drive path on all
our file recipes.
Thanks.
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