Data like this should probably go into hiera. Then write modules to
use the data via parameterized classes or hiera() lookups. For
example we use the datadir directive in hiera to split out hiera
lookups to become environments aware. This would simplify your data
structure to where you are just
Ouch my eyes... Augeas can wreck your day sometimes. I have to ask
though, why not use the Puppetlabs Firewall Module? It's here:
https://forge.puppetlabs.com/puppetlabs/firewall
Then you would do something like this:
firewall { 'mayo_fw TCP/3':
ensure = present,
table =
Hi guys!
I need your help: I've installed SQL-Lite3 on my puppetmaster. I
activated storeconfigs both on my puppetmaster and puppetagent. I'm
trying to collect all SSH-public keys from all Agents:
site.pp:
class exporter {
@@file {$fqdn:
path = /var/lib/puppet/$fqdn,
content =
If I remove storeconfigs=true from the Agent's puppet.conf-file then
there is no error on the Agent. But the desired files aren't created in the
puppet-server's /var/lib/puppet-directory. No files are created. So where
is the data collected?
Can anyone help me?
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Same stuff for russian windows
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среда, 17 июля 2013 г., 20:27:05 UTC+4 пользователь Иван Кадочников написал:
Hi all,
I have trouble installing puppet open source 3.2.3 from the msi package on
Windows 7 Home Basic.
The error message is Service 'Puppet Agent' (puppet) failed
Hi there,
Just to report that I still see the same issue:
Debug: catalog supports formats: b64_zlib_yaml dot pson raw yaml; using pson
Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER:
allocator undefined for Proc
Hi there,
Just to report that I still see the same issue:
Debug: catalog supports formats: b64_zlib_yaml dot pson raw yaml; using pson
Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER:
allocator undefined for Proc
Thanks Trevor!
Although I was wondering about it but never thought that's actually causing
this problem. On Debian/Ubuntu, the name of the init.d script
(ganglia-monitor) is different than the daemon (gmond). Fixed now. Cheers!!
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Chengkai,
I'm not seeing the error message. But let me ask this question - are you
attempting to install on a non en-US machine? If so, we just fixed a nasty
bug that had errors with starting the agent service (something that is done
during installation).
I'm not using the puppet firewall module because, if I read the docs
correctly, I'd need to use that module to completely manage the firewall
settings, and it seems to require a good bit of setup to get there, too.
Unfortunately, due to political and organizational circumstance, I don't
have the
It looks like you do not have all the Ruby gems installed.
Storeconfigs requires Activerecord version 2.1 or later. On your
system depending on how you install your Ruby gems, you should run:
#see if Activerecord is installed
gem list
if you do not find it installed then you should install from
I will see if that version fix the problem.
On Oct 6, 2013, at 11:16 AM, Rob Reynolds r...@puppetlabs.com wrote:
Chengkai,
I'm not seeing the error message. But let me ask this question - are you
attempting to install on a non en-US machine? If so, we just fixed a nasty
bug that had
For what it's worth, leaving the incl = and lens = statements in did
the trick. Either that or cleaning up some of the iptables.save and
other similar files ahead of time.
I did have to figure out the correct format for the lens = statement,
which is apparently to use a capitalized lens name
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