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around this in a whole bunch of ways. Pure-ruby manifests in 2.6 might
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results.
Writing custom facts is actually pretty trivial, FWIW, so doesn't add too much
overhead to the whole process. (At least, nothing notable compared to the
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arbitrary content anyway; without that added there isn't much new
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The other is to use puppet to perform the work, and to use the
PuppetCommander[3] mcollective plugin. This allows you to schedule puppet
runs from a central service
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Matthew Macdonald-Wallace li...@truthisfreedom.org.uk writes:
On Sun, 2010-10-24 at 00:44 -0700, Yushu Yao wrote:
[...]
I think what you probably want is 'facter --yaml
of watchers in terms of how things are
prioritised?
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They better integrate and support the whole thing, and will make it easier to
get updates in future.
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I *really* don't recommend that approach.
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The way you make the service start/stop by a specific user is to make sure the
OS-standard start/stop script do su/sudo at the correct point.
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caught by that before.
You can replace the grep, awk, echo, sed set with the more efficient:
/bin/getent passwd | /bin/awk -F: '/\/home/ {printf $1 ,}'
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Oh, and that can be a puppet manifest if you want to stay coherent: you can
invoke puppet directly on a manifest without going through the central server,
so you don't have to resort to shell commands to make it work. :)
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home = /home/$name,
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shell_user{ $arr }
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If you tell us why you want to do this, though, we might be able to suggest a
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%60+0))')
$minute = fqdn_rand(59)
That generates a random, but consistent, number in the 0-59 range based on the
name of the host. This will give some spread, but not the complete randomness
of the method above.
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Jeff McCune j...@puppetlabs.com writes:
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Franck ffallat...@gmail.com writes:
So I've decided to use crontab for all my puppet clients rather than
the daemon. I've set-up a puppetmaster with seven puppet clients.
I'm
James Turnbull ja...@puppetlabs.com writes:
Daniel Pittman wrote:
I suggest you look to replacing webrick with one of the other options that
give multiple, load balanced puppetmasters. Passenger and 0.25.* work well
for me, but bugs with that have me holding off the 2.6 series for now
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I am *really* curious, though: what were you hoping to *do* with puppet?
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: command = ['/bin/ls', '|' 'foo'] }
will pass '|' 'foo' to the ls command, compared to:
exec { foo: command = /bin/ls | foo }
...which passes it to the default system shell.
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FWIW, once you have puppet working it isn't too hard to have every host acting
as an LDAP slave, so you don't have cross-machine dependencies. If you really
need that level of capability.
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miss anything: there isn't a solution shipped with puppet, but
only something like the module I mention.
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# The puppet version of rm -rf /*
Package { ensure = absent, noop = true }
User { ensure = absent, noop = true }
# These override the defaults
package { foo: ensure = present
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User { ensure = absent, noop = true }
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Mathijs bluescreen...@gmail.com writes:
For some definition-based and custom resources, I'm looking for a way to
tell systems: only these should be present, the rest should be purged.
Please don't run
are going to get the production stuff, not development stuff.
I think the developers just committed a fix for that to a branch, ready for
testing, so you might want to troll the BTS and see about testing it in your
use case though. :)
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— it just had a
different syntax from inheritance.
(You could even write it exactly where 'node default' was defined if you
want. :)
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a puppet define, wrapping up the process
in a way that is reasonably error-checked and in which the nasty
implementation details are hidden from the end users in my sysadmin team.
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need the service to be listening on.
Otherwise, if you don't actually have a good reason, or know which IP it
should be bound to, why are you trying to bind it to an IP anyhow?
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(and trying this out manually) the require parameter
doesn't trigger the exec (so I have no idea how all these people are getting
it to work *shrug*, or maybe they just think it's working...)
Drop the 'refreshonly' in the apt update 'exec', and it will work. :)
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Y'see, I learned that lesson way back when cfengine provided really good tools
for doing this sort of editing, and it *always* tool much longer and was much
less robust than I expected...
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The most likely next feature for us, incidentally, will be to try and
extract the parts of a VirtualHost tag that are custom, and the parts that are
standard like the header, auth, logging, etc, so that we don't duplicate those
in dozens of different files we install...
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Paul Lathrop paul.lath...@gmail.com writes:
On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 7:33 PM, Daniel Pittman dan...@rimspace.net wrote:
Paul Lathrop p...@tertiusfamily.net writes:
I've open-sources Digg's apache module:
http://github.com/plathrop/puppet-module-apache
I know this isn't much more advanced
).
Since we are starting to feel the pinch of traffic levels from running two
sites over a WAN link with a single puppetmaster:
Does this actually get any benefit of caching on the client, or would we need
to deploy a second puppetmaster server to achieve that?
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to have any negative effect, but since you mention it.
Likewise; same versions, on Debian/Etch and Debian/Lenny. Same configuration
fragments, even. Not that I care much, given how costly the rest of running
puppet is.
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Daniel Pittman dan...@rimspace.net writes:
It was, until yesterday, my naive expectation that this would work:
node default{ include broken }
node krosp inherits default { $value = not }
class broken{ notice
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Is this actually the correct behaviour as of 0.25.4?
Is this every likely to change to something that doesn't suck?
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this perhaps something that the language could stand enhancing?
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It does this too. :)
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Hint: if you find yourself using 'exec' something may well have gone wrong. :)
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The right fix would be to put that poor, meaningless fact to sleep before
someone mistakes it for something actually *significant*.
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in puppet and shell, including
API, which makes it pleasantly easy to migrate to.
It also mirrors the main limitation of mine, as far as I can tell: is there
a way I can use this to enforce only these passwords in a file? (eg: an
ensure = absent for a specified file?)
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nearly as well as trying to run in it. :)
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Is there another resource that I’ve missed that allow a guy like me get up
to speed with puppet, before posting to groups like this?
Nope. The community really isn't that big to justify it, either. :)
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I would, simply because you reduce the list of exposed files that way.
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By would I mean would deploy LDAP, but if you insist, of course.
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CraftyTech hmmed...@gmail.com writes:
I'm new to puppet, and I'd like to know: Is there a formal best practices
guide for syncing { /etc/passwd, shadow, group, hosts} across clients from
, but I don't know for sure.
[2] ...which, of course, you shouldn't, because doing that turns a remote
any-user-account exploit into ownership of a second account, perhaps
root, and so on.
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So, a simple gateway fact is essentially meaningless for our network; this
is probably true of at-least-some machines on at-least-some large networks.
(So, while your fact is meaningful, it isn't
the yum command, or the scheduling of it, may cause the failure
by way of some side-effect.
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totally random, and that the random order *changes* every single run.
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your system into sync with
your expectations. It's generally considered a best practice to spend
a little time trying to get your manifests to work in as few runs as
feasible.
I would have just said yes. :)
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] ...that, or maybe you work somewhere that does have enormously complex
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external files.
I hope to have some acceptable solution that keeps both my needs (no manual
setup) and the needs of our auditors (keep things secure) in balance, but
don't presently have one.
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compare these files before we take 'em over to do.
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time focused on getting the software right rather than working out how you
set up this particular machine. :)
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thank you so much for the reply. i have bunch of webserver, i want to
able
be able run svn update to all the webserver from master.
this is not what puppet specializes in. you
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On Mon, Apr 05, 2010 at 04:54:30PM +1000, Daniel Pittman wrote:
thank you so much for the reply. i have bunch of webserver, i want to
able
be able run svn update
additionally take other actions if it changes that symlink.
then, to update you need to ensure that the new version is available in svn
at a new top level path, update the puppet configuration to that version, and
the rest happens by magic.
More or less.
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someone mad, and now I know to go looking if I run into the same sort of
thing.
I appreciate your help.
No worries. :)
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files in modules path vs the old files in modules path.
Daniel
At least, not on my 50-odd nodes it didn't.
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Charles Johnson gm.johns...@gmail.com writes:
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 7:58 PM, Daniel Pittman dan...@rimspace.net wrote:
import modules import templates import nodes
Er, did you include the class that manages the MOTD file anywhere? Your
debug output says no, because nothing mentions
Joe McDonagh joseph.e.mcdon...@gmail.com writes:
Daniel Pittman wrote:
Hey Daniel, your puppet SSL keys can be used for other services as well.
*nod* Sadly, we need a whole bunch of different public SSL services,
including SSL services on host names and domains that we operate on the behalf
stanza that fails when neither is set.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if there was a standard way to express this idiom?
Daniel
...now someone is gonna tell me that I missed something obvious, but that is
fine with me: saving the time I waste on these is worth enough for me. :)
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