Hi - didn't seem to get the automatic update on this post. I'm going to
have a member of my team check out your suggestion.
Tom
On Tuesday, September 29, 2015 at 8:35:32 AM UTC-5, jcbollinger wrote:
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>
>
> On Monday, September 28, 2015 at 10:17:31 PM UTC-5, Tom Downes wrote:
>>
>> I have a defined resource that I instantiate through create_resources and
>> a set of defaults that trace back to hiera:
>>
>> create_resources("apache::vhost", $full_apache_hash, $http_defaults)
>>
>>
>> http_defaults:
>>
>> schedule: 'nightly'
>>
>> priority: '25'
>>
>> docroot: '/var/www'
>>
>> serveradmin: '[email protected]'
>>
>> port: '80'
>>
>>
>> Elsewhere in the catalog I have defined:
>>
>>
>> schedule { 'nightly':
>>
>> range => '0-2',
>>
>> period => daily,
>>
>> repeat => 1,
>>
>> }
>>
>>
>> When I run "puppet agent -t" outside of the specified range, it always
>> takes action to manage my apache::vhost. i.e. if I blow away the file, it
>> will come back. Am I wrong not to expect this? Is it create_resources not
>> honoring schedule or puppet agent -t ignoring schedule?
>>
>>
>>
>
> There have been problems with create_resources() and other metaparameters
> in the past, but I think the consensus is that they *should* work
> together. I see no reason or documentation that the 'schedule'
> metaparameter would be different.
>
> Looking at the other side of the equation, there is a configuration
> setting 'ignoreschedules' whose effect on the agent is what its name
> indicates. That setting is not documented to be included in '--test' /
> '-t', but perhaps it crept in there without being documented, or perhaps it
> is specified in your config file. I'd try this command instead to see
> whether it behaves differently with respect to schedules:
>
> puppet agent --onetime --no-daemonize --ignorecache --no-usecacheonfailure
> --no-ignoreschedules
>
> Optionally, include also some or all of the flags --detailed-exitcodes
> --no-splay --show_diff', which are implied by --test.
>
> If the schedule still is not honored then do make sure it is actually in
> the catalog the agent retrieves. If so, then I call bug.
>
>
> John
>
>
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