Hi Josh,
Did PuppetLabs ever get anywhere with ticket 13249. I'm guessing not as it
hasn't been updated for months. I see that PE 3 is now available and that
there has been plenty of activity on the Windows side of things (we are
about to start a trial with it on some of our Windows estate
I've finally got round to loading what i've done so far onto GitHub. My
efforts can be found at https://github.com/damo-se/puppet-dotnetwinservice.
This is very untested (only tried on a 32bit .Net 4.0 windows service so
far) and doesn't have any rspec tests yet. Also the code isn't
Any idea on timescales (even which quarter) you are expecting to release a PE3
with puppet 3 and more importantly MCollective 2 (for the windows support)?
Thanks
Damian
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Thanks Josh. Unfortunately I have had zero time to dedicate to this.
Tbh if I could just model the dacl plus control the inheritance of dacl from
parent that would be enough.
I did start to write an ntfsfile class but wanted to keep all of the existing
file class functionality except setting
Thanks Nan and Josh.
Your help is much appreciated.
Once I've finished first draft I'll upload to GitHub / Forge and ask for
comments!
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Hi,
I'm very new to Ruby, and pretty new to Puppet so apologies if this is a
bit Puppet custom type development 101.
We currently have a whole bunch of Windows services that are written in
.Net. They are really simple and so we don't bother creating MSI installs
for them and just use
no sorry, i'm only on day 2 of learning Ruby and about day 5 of Puppet. If
i'm lucky i get about an hour every other evening to look at this so
progress is slow. Once I've got something worthwhile sharing i'll post it
somewhere.
My two projects are an ntfsfile type (in which you can specify
Hi Josh,
First of all thanks for the quick reply.
The main priorities to make Puppet usable on Windows for us would be:
1 Control complete state of the DACL for grant (we don't use deny).
2 Control inheritance on DACL (at the same time as being able to control
other DACL grant entries for
Hi All,
I am currently looking at using PE to provide our config management (and
orchestrated deployment via MCollective) for our app stack. It is
currently used to manage the Linux OS estate but not yet for Windows. I'd
like to use the same tool so that the people who develop and manage apps
