Puppet users - Jun 2008 - Problem with ticket #1147 and #1178: Inconsistent node names

Hello fellow puppeteers.

I am having the same problems that are outlined in ticket #1178
(actually more like 1147 which was closed and referred to issues in
1178), where I can''t seem to use facter variables in my classes.
Here''s an example of me trying to use notice to display the contents
of $operatingsystem:

notice: Scope(Class[puppet::getpup]): operatingsystem is .

The ticket says it has been fixed and pushed to 0.24.x stable. I''m
pretty sure that''s what I was running, but to be sure I tried
reinstalling the from yum, from gems, and also from source I
downloaded off of reductivelabs.com marked as 0.24.4 stable.

Am I missing something, or should this just work? Or perhaps a better
question, how do I get from old stable to new stable? Should I just be
using "latest" instead of "stable"?

 - Thanks
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On Jun 21, 2008, at 2:30 PM, Jeremy Pruitt wrote:
>
> Hello fellow puppeteers.
>
> I am having the same problems that are outlined in ticket #1178
> (actually more like 1147 which was closed and referred to issues in
> 1178), where I can''t seem to use facter variables in my classes.
> Here''s an example of me trying to use notice to display the
contents
> of $operatingsystem:
>
> notice: Scope(Class[puppet::getpup]): operatingsystem is .
>
> The ticket says it has been fixed and pushed to 0.24.x stable. I''m
> pretty sure that''s what I was running, but to be sure I tried
> reinstalling the from yum, from gems, and also from source I
> downloaded off of reductivelabs.com marked as 0.24.4 stable.
Can you give me more detail on your setup?  Do your hostnames differ  
from the names in the certificates?  Are you using node_name=facter?
>
> Am I missing something, or should this just work? Or perhaps a better
> question, how do I get from old stable to new stable? Should I just be
> using "latest" instead of "stable"?

It should just work.  To use the latest inthe 0.24.x branch, just get  
it via get and install it with the install.rb.

Of course, it''s the server that matters here, not the client.

-- 
Life isn''t fair. It''s just fairer than death, that''s
all.
     -- William Goldman
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Jeremy Pruitt wrote:
> The ticket says it has been fixed and pushed to 0.24.x stable. I''m
> pretty sure that''s what I was running, but to be sure I tried
> reinstalling the from yum, from gems, and also from source I
> downloaded off of reductivelabs.com marked as 0.24.4 stable.
Jeremy

0.24.x is the HEAD of the 0.24 version.  This fix will be available in
the next stable release of this branch - version 0.24.5.  If you wish to
test earlier please checkout the current HEAD branch.  All is working
there as far as I know.

Regards

James

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Perfect. Thank You James! All is working well, now.

 - Jeremy

On Jun 21, 4:44 pm, James Turnbull <ja...@lovedthanlost.net>
wrote:
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> Jeremy Pruitt wrote:
> > The ticket says it has been fixed and pushed to 0.24.x stable.
I''m
> > pretty sure that''s what I was running, but to be sure I tried
> > reinstalling the from yum, from gems, and also from source I
> > downloaded off of reductivelabs.com marked as 0.24.4 stable.
>
> Jeremy
>
> 0.24.x is the HEAD of the 0.24 version.  This fix will be available in
> the next stable release of this branch - version 0.24.5.  If you wish to
> test earlier please checkout the current HEAD branch.  All is working
> there as far as I know.
>
> Regards
>
> James
>
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