I just checked the change that David posted and it breaks retrieval of
EC2 facts.
In the upstream repository (as of
d62e079489c07201cb343f2ca109fecd62d6e567, and later refactored in
cc67a0148b97e315572cdb905476df1224a78dd5) the can_connect? method
started only being called if a couple of
Adam Gandelman graciously pointed out that he already had branches to
fix this. Looking at the changes, they're the minimum to fix the
regression and are a better fix than the more invasive back-porting I
was looking at. I've also verified his changes on lucid running on EC2,
and in a VM.
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I just checked the change that David posted and it breaks retrieval of
EC2 facts.
In the upstream repository (as of
d62e079489c07201cb343f2ca109fecd62d6e567, and later refactored in
cc67a0148b97e315572cdb905476df1224a78dd5) the can_connect? method
started only being called if a couple of
Adam Gandelman graciously pointed out that he already had branches to
fix this. Looking at the changes, they're the minimum to fix the
regression and are a better fix than the more invasive back-porting I
was looking at. I've also verified his changes on lucid running on EC2,
and in a VM.
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Title:
Incorrect operatingsystem reported in puppet
I can confirm that the package in oneiric-proposed fixes this issue for
me.
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I can confirm that the package in maverick-proposed fixes this issue for
me.
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I can confirm that the package in natty-proposed fixes this issue for
me.
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I can confirm that the packages in lucid-proposed, natty-proposed, and
mverick-proposed fix this issue for me.
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Incorrect operatingsystem reported in puppet run
To manage
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To manage
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To manage
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To manage
I can confirm that the packages in lucid-proposed, natty-proposed, and
mverick-proposed fix this issue for me.
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Title:
can_connect function
Adam,
I'm having trouble getting your PPA to work with the AMI images I've
been using for testing (specifically the official ami-5936fa30).
After adding the PPA using sudo apt-add-repository ppa:gandelman-a
/build-tests, facter_1.5.9-1ubuntu1 is still reported as the latest
available.
However,
Scratch that. Got it working. Dunno what I was doing wrong, but it's
working with a fresh instance.
Confirmed that facter_1.5.9-1ubuntu2 from Adam's PPA fixes the issue for
me on 11.10 using ami-5936fa30.
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Adam,
I'm having trouble getting your PPA to work with the AMI images I've
been using for testing (specifically the official ami-5936fa30).
After adding the PPA using sudo apt-add-repository ppa:gandelman-a
/build-tests, facter_1.5.9-1ubuntu1 is still reported as the latest
available.
However,
Scratch that. Got it working. Dunno what I was doing wrong, but it's
working with a fresh instance.
Confirmed that facter_1.5.9-1ubuntu2 from Adam's PPA fixes the issue for
me on 11.10 using ami-5936fa30.
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Public bug reported:
Facter will report the wrong operatingsystem when queried from a puppet
agent run.
To demonstrate this:
$ irb
irb(main):001:0 require 'facter'
= true
irb(main):002:0 Facter.version
= 1.5.9
irb(main):003:0 Facter[operatingsystem].value
= Ubuntu
irb(main):004:0
Public bug reported:
Facter will report the wrong operatingsystem when queried from a puppet
agent run.
To demonstrate this:
$ irb
irb(main):001:0 require 'facter'
= true
irb(main):002:0 Facter.version
= 1.5.9
irb(main):003:0 Facter[operatingsystem].value
= Ubuntu
irb(main):004:0
The package in lucid-proposed fixes this bug for me.
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I can confirm that the gnupg2 and gnupg-agent packages in lucid-proposed
allow me to use gpg-agent as an ssh-agent.
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