I have a legacy "provisioning" script that I'm calling with puppet on brand
new machines (I'm slowly taking the functionality out of the script and
into puppet, but for reasons I can't do a full replacement yet)
I'd like to log the output of the provisioning and have included
"logoutput" to the exec in the class (see below) but when I run puppet all
I get for the module/class is:
Warning: Waiting for output; will sleep 0.0 seconds
Warning: Waiting for output; will sleep 0.5 seconds
Warning: Could not get output
Notice: /Stage[post]/provision/Exec[provision.sh]/returns: executed
successfully
Notice: Finished catalog run in 107.80 seconds
Here is the class and exec... I'm setting a timeout of 1800 and if the
catalog run finishes in 107 seconds, I'm unclear on how it's timing out.
Any suggestions?
class provision {
notify {'Running provision.sh can take a while - be patient':}
file { '/root/provision.sh' :
ensure => file,
owner => 'root',
group => 'root',
mode => '0755',
source => 'puppet:///modules/provision/provision.sh',
notify => Exec['provision.sh'],
}
exec { 'provision.sh' :
command => '/root/provision.sh',
logoutput => true,
timeout => 1800,
cwd => '/root';
}
}
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