nions ?
Yes
| Thanks in advance for the answers.
You're welcome
| With kind regards
| Zalezny
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e or to manage it some other way, for example r10k or
puppet-librarian, which can be used to manage modules that get installed on the
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We use a lock file to ensure that only one R10K run can operate at a time. R10K
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for help is going
to be an exercise in futility. It sounds like you need to write a puppet module
that will generate all the configuration necessary to make a machine install.
Razor can do that. If that wouldn't work then you need to write the puppet code
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ay that Puppet would control all aspects of the infrastructure, including what
OS would be provisioned on the bare metal and then how it would be maintained
throughout its lifecycle using Puppet. It sounds like you're interested in
Puppet Razor (https://docs.puppetlabs.com/pe/latest/razor_
uot;mounted",
| | options => "bind",
| | atboot => true,
| | }
| |
|
| Sorry this is a mistype. It should be this
|
| mount { "/export/homes":
|device => "/srv/homes",
|fstype => "none",
|ensure => "mounted",
|options => &
homes",
| fstype => "none",
| ensure => "mounted",
| options => "bind",
| atboot => true,
| }
|
Sorry this is a mistype. It should be this
mount { "/export/homes":
device => "/srv/homes",
fstype => "
=> true,
}
So I wind up with the following in /etc/fstab
LABEL=homes /exports/homes xfs
inode64,nobarrier,delaylog,uquota,grpquota 0 0
/srv/homes /exports/homes nonebind0 0
Currently this results in a
Could not retrieve catalog from remote server:
entries
| for /etc/yum.repos.d/puppetlabs.repo for the above?
| Thanks.
| --Stuart
Something more useful would be lsb_release -a or the output of factor. This
information is really not all that useful.
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hing is wrong, it was wrong from the time of deployment and has therefore
*ALWAYS* been wrong. I don't know of any tool that can stop this. Mitigate
maybe, but stop it entirely, not a chance.
Just my 2c.
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the packages for removalI only get one of
| the errors.
| I read some historical threads from a few years back reporting the
| same issue, but hoping it's fixed by now.
| Other than doing a bit of a nasty exec rpm -e / onlyif rpm -q ypbind
| blahwhat's a chap to do?
| Regs,
| St
| Any pointers?
Darn my fat fingers. This is on RHEL 6.4, Puppet 2.7.21 (Server and Client).
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e a2mod doesn't exist at
/etc/puppet/modules/development/apache/manifests/init.pp:69 on node
I saw the ruby type and provider a2mod get installed when added to the
development environment, but I'm not sure why this is failing. Any pointers?
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which I've never been able to get working:
| * size
| The size of the logical volume. Set to undef to use all available
| space
That's what the documentation says but there's no code in the current git repo
to make it work. That patch adds support. It's still not been merg
man to provision machines.
MCollective is certainly actively developed but perhaps that module is not.
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figuration of the host. We have automation to
commission/decommission hosts which generates or removes the certificate server
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| | | I'm trying to write some plugins that should only be sync'd if
| | | they're for a specific platform. For example, in our environm
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| | I'm trying to write some plugins that should only be sync'd if
| | they're for a specific platform. For example, in our environment
| | we're supporting Solaris, Ubuntu, Fe
d --
osx/cocoa
Am I missing something? Is there a way to stop this from happening?
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just sits there and loops the above strace over and
| over again. Telnet to 8139 doesn't work either. Ideas?
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BLOCK, NULL, [], 8) = 0
select(7, [5 6], [], [], {1, 99}
This sounds an awful lot like http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/12185 but
it doesn't chew up any CPU time, it just sits there and loops the above strace
over and over again. Telnet to 8139 doesn't work either. Ideas
gets expanded to '/dev/xvdb1/dev/xvdc1'
|
| Doug.
It appears that split is a method for doing this. I found this online.
$ifs = split($interfaces,",")
define do_this {
$mule = "ipaddress_${name}"
$donkey = inline_template("<%= scope.lookupv
volumes be a
member of a single data volume during creation. Is the expectation that you'd
always specify a lvm:vg with the initial disk and then lvm:vg extend that
volume?
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Ph
f
you want a rather simple way to deploy Puppet+Apache+Passenger+The Foreman, use
The Foreman installer which works quite well. Have fun!
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Add graph = true to the agent section on your puppet client. Then look in
/var/lib/puppet/state/graphs. You can then use dot to generate images of the
dependencies.
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on my part, but
it's informed speculation based on projects like The Foreman and others which
don't yet work with it.
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ues I ran into were making sure that the
DNS names resolved correctly to the new host and that the new host SSL key was
signed by the original CA
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L with package protections to ensure that EPEL can't destroy the base
OS. Worked fine for me so far. Currently EPEL has 2.6.12 in it. Not *too
far* behind. ;)
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ery well for me.
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I will do the best I can wi
is is intended to do. This is intended to allow us
to define which machines should boot Windows by default only. Setting the
savedefault parameter on all would not perform the steps we want.
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ult saved",
"set /files/etc/grub.conf/title[.='Windows']/savedefault 0",
"clear /files/etc/grub.conf/title[.='Windows']/savedefault",],
}
}
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-f ${aug_tmp_file}
| && rm -f ${aug_tmp_file}",
| onlyif => "grep 'kernel /vmlinuz-2' ${grub_menu} | grep -v
| elevator=deadline",
| require => Package["augeas"],
| }
|
| Hope that helps,
|
| -Luke
|
Thanks for the detailed reply Luke. I&#x
be set to saved
| davedefault should be appended after chainloader +1
savedefault should be appended after chainloader +1
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nyone have to deal with this and have
a suggestion?
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exec {"install_alpine":
command => '/usr/bin/yum -y install alpine
--enablerepo=rpmforge',
}
}
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install ganglia-gmond automatically from
this repository but I can't figure out how to enable and disable the repo
afterwards? Can anyone please provide an example of how something like this
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is a security risk since anyone on the network could pose as a
machine if they knew that was the setup. ;)
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