Felix,
If you run puppetd from /etc/init.d, you may want to tweak its
environment right in its init Script.
Nexenta is using SMF like Solaris, not init.d like Linux.
In any case, be sure to create a suitable environment. Puppet cannot
do
that for you (afaik).
Yes that is right. And my question was how to do so - and where ;-)
Thanks
jerry
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