I think i'm missing something small...
So, I've got a couple custom facts, this is the one I'm dealing with now:
if Facter.value("compute_node") == "true"
Facter.add("lsf_queues") do
setcode do
hostname = Facter.value("hostname")
queues =
Facter::Util::Resolution.exec('/lsf/7.0/linux2.6-glibc2.3-x86_64/bin/bqueues
-m ' + hostname + ' -w | grep -v QUEUE | grep -v \^priority | cut -d " " -f
1')
lsf_queues=Array.new
queues.each do |line|
lsf_queues.push(line)
end
lsf_queues=lsf_queues.join(",")
lsf_queues
end
end
end
Basically, checked another custom fact to see if we're working on a compute
node (true/false), and if so, tried to findout what queues target this node.
I can run puppet agent -t , and see it load the fact, run it, and it
returns a good value and everything to out foreman instance. All is happy.
But, once i made this live, everything that has got it has failed to send a
report, BUT, if i logon a node and run puppet, all is well. So there is some
difference between me running puppet as root with this fact in place, and it
running out of the service. Now, I 'd normally su/sudo -u to the puppet
user, but its not a shell user, so I can't execute this as the puppet
user...
Any ideas on why this isn't working and/or how to run this in the same way
the service runs to I can see whats going wrong when invoked that way?
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Matthew Nicholson
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