Is there an equivalent to cfrun in puppet. On the cfengine master you can do the command cfrun <hostname> which allows you to tell the cfengine client to run. This is useful for immediately pushing changes out immediately (or telling the client to pull). Chris
Check out ''puppetrun'' - it does what you are looking for. On Jan 8, 2008 2:03 PM, Chris Blumentritt <cblument@gmail.com> wrote:> Is there an equivalent to cfrun in puppet. On the cfengine master you > can do the command cfrun <hostname> which allows you to tell the > cfengine client to run. This is useful for immediately pushing > changes out immediately (or telling the client to pull). > > Chris > _______________________________________________ > Puppet-users mailing list > Puppet-users@madstop.com > https://mail.madstop.com/mailman/listinfo/puppet-users >
My system does not have puppetrun. I am running debian etch with the packages that are available: $puppet --version 0.20.1 After going through release notes I see that puppetrun was added in . 0.17.2 with the last update about it in .0.18.1 For verification sake I installed the latest (.0.24.1) and puppetrun was there. I am a big proponent of using packages whenever possible. Is there any timeframe for making puppetrun part of the stable debian package? Chris On Jan 8, 2008, at 4:19 PM, Paul Lathrop wrote:> Check out ''puppetrun'' - it does what you are looking for. > > On Jan 8, 2008 2:03 PM, Chris Blumentritt <cblument@gmail.com> wrote: >> Is there an equivalent to cfrun in puppet. On the cfengine master >> you >> can do the command cfrun <hostname> which allows you to tell the >> cfengine client to run. This is useful for immediately pushing >> changes out immediately (or telling the client to pull). >> >> Chris >>
* Chris Blumentritt (cblument@gmail.com) wrote :> My system does not have puppetrun. I am running debian etch with the > packages that are available: > > $puppet --version > 0.20.1 > > After going through release notes I see that puppetrun was added in . > 0.17.2 with the last update about it in .0.18.1 > > For verification sake I installed the latest (.0.24.1) and puppetrun > was there. > > I am a big proponent of using packages whenever possible. Is there > any timeframe for making puppetrun part of the stable debian package? >it''s in the puppetmaster package. dpkg -S `which puppetrun ` puppetmaster: /usr/sbin/puppetrun -T