Dear all,
I was just trying to install Puppet v3.8.7 with PuppetDB v3.2.4:
root@e115-s-pmaster-001:/# dpkg -s puppet|grep -i version
Version: 3.8.7-1puppetlabs1
Config-Version: 3.8.7-1puppetlabs1
#
root@e115-s-pmaster-001:/# dpkg -s puppetdb|grep -i version
Version: 3.2.4-1puppetlabs1
but
Generally speaking, modules created for Puppet 3 are likely to work in
puppet 4 without changes. Of course, that's not to say that all will, you
will have to test and make sure yourself since the module author has not.
However, if a module on the forge does not support puppet 3 by now, that
may
Hi,
I'm currently running a puppet 3 server that serves about 20 puppet 3
clients. I use a number of modules, and most of them are not compatible
with puppet 4. There is at least one module that is not compatible with
puppet 4. Is puppet 4 backwards compatible somehow or do we need to have
James, thanks for the reply. I didn't actually receive this message in my
Gmail mailbox for some reason. I logged into groups.google.com and found
that you had replied.
Anyway, now that I have read your input, I will mull it all over in my head.
Thanks again,
Warron
On Friday, April 28,
I've [somewhat] recently started developing Puppet modules for use with
Foreman and have gone through a couple iterations. At first I was
developing a large, broadly-scoped module for a specific purpose. I soon
found that in order to provide any amount of customizable behavior I would
have to
On 03/05/17 18:28, Samir Gahirwal wrote:
Thanks for your help Rob!
Yes even, I have second doubts about if statement, I will find some
other way to fix this conditional statement.
You probably want:
if !($env == 'test' or $env == 'qa) {
#
}
i.e. "neither of", which you can also
Hello Puppet community,
As part of my master thesis, I've developed a module [1]
(puppet-libelektra) to partially modify configuration files of different
formats on a key value basis, similar to "ini_setting" or "augeas". Behind
the scenes I'm using the Elektra configuration library [2].
To
Thanks for your help Rob!
Yes even, I have second doubts about if statement, I will find some other
way to fix this conditional statement.
On Wednesday, May 3, 2017 at 6:21:52 AM UTC-7, Rob Nelson wrote:
>
> I think some characters got gobbled during pasting or by Google Groups; it
> looks
Hey, all;
I'm having some trouble getting the lvm module to work the way I think it
should based on my probable erroneous reading of the documentation.
I would like to ensure a logical volume of 2gs is created in vg00 which has
plenty of free space to handle the lv creation. I've been using
Thank for your reply Rob
I checked on the the puppetserver the file encoding
>
file windows_firewallrules.rb
and the encoding was ASCII text.
It seems the encoding is in right format :(
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I think some characters got gobbled during pasting or by Google Groups; it
looks like the parameter block to your type is missing the start/finish.
But that's syntax, I'm sure you've got it right or can fix any typos
yourself.
The suggestion I have is about a common anti-pattern: Don't Repeat
Is there a chance the encoding on the file containing the custom fact
itself is not UTF8? It won't matter if the output is UTF-8 if Puppet can't
parse it to apply the code inside it. `file ` usually starts with
`ASCII` or `UTF-8 Unicode` if it's in the proper format.
Rob Nelson
Hello Puppet User,
Infos:
Puppet-client-version = 3.8.4
facter= 2.4.4
Puppetserver = 4.10.0
I wrote a fact to discover all firewallrules on a windows machine.
Factname is windows_firewallrules.rb and returnvalue is a nested hash.
if i execute following command.
facter -p
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