Is puppet --genmanifest something one should still be using? I''m
having
some problems running it on RHEL4 and I''m sure I have read something
about
puppet taking care of its own directories automatically. Here are a
selection of problems
This entry stops puppet from running, (reported by Ben
Abnormaliti@clivepeeters.com.au)
file { ''/var/lib/puppet/facts'':
loglevel => ''debug'',
backup => ''false''
}
The following entries have some dodgy permissions, but frankly many of the
others are quite different to how they are created by the first run of
puppetmasterd.
file { ''/var/lib/puppet/bucket'':
ensure => ''directory'',
owner => ''puppet'',
mode => ''488'',
loglevel => ''debug'',
backup => ''false'',
group => ''puppet''
}
class filebucket {
file { ''/var/lib/puppet/clientbucket'':
ensure => ''directory'',
mode => ''488'',
loglevel => ''debug'',
backup => ''false''
}
}
class reporting {
file { ''/var/lib/puppet/reports'':
ensure => ''directory'',
owner => ''puppet'',
mode => ''488'',
loglevel => ''debug'',
backup => ''false'',
group => ''puppet''
}
Rgds
Scott
I know it''s bad form to bump your own post, but I wondered if anyone knew if this was still a supported feature before I logged it as a bug and tried to track it down. Scott> > Is puppet --genmanifest something one should still be using? I''m having > some problems running it on RHEL4 and I''m sure I have read something about > puppet taking care of its own directories automatically. Here are a > selection of problems > > > This entry stops puppet from running, (reported by Ben > Abnormaliti@clivepeeters.com.au) > > file { ''/var/lib/puppet/facts'': > loglevel => ''debug'', > backup => ''false'' > } > > > The following entries have some dodgy permissions, but frankly many of the > others are quite different to how they are created by the first run of > puppetmasterd. > > file { ''/var/lib/puppet/bucket'': > ensure => ''directory'', > owner => ''puppet'', > mode => ''488'', > loglevel => ''debug'', > backup => ''false'', > group => ''puppet'' > } > > > class filebucket { > file { ''/var/lib/puppet/clientbucket'': > ensure => ''directory'', > mode => ''488'', > loglevel => ''debug'', > backup => ''false'' > } > } > > class reporting { > file { ''/var/lib/puppet/reports'': > ensure => ''directory'', > owner => ''puppet'', > mode => ''488'', > loglevel => ''debug'', > backup => ''false'', > group => ''puppet'' > } > > > > Rgds > > Scott > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Puppet-users mailing list > Puppet-users@madstop.com > https://mail.madstop.com/mailman/listinfo/puppet-users >
On Tue, April 10, 2007 6:20 pm, Scott White wrote:> > I know it''s bad form to bump your own post, but I wondered if anyone knew > if this was still a supported feature before I logged it as a bug and > tried to track it down.It''s still a supported feature, I''m just in Mexico with more-limited-than-I-expected ''net access (and on vacation, to boot). I''ll look into it next week. -- Luke Kanies http://reductivelabs.com
Thanks for your response Luke, I don''t believe it is urgent. I''ll take a look and see if there is anything I can offer to fix it. In the mean time if anyone else wants to use this feature I have prepared a manifest that you can use in a Red Hat and/or Solaris environment in its place. Have a good trip. Scott> > On Tue, April 10, 2007 6:20 pm, Scott White wrote: >> >> I know it''s bad form to bump your own post, but I wondered if anyone >> knew >> if this was still a supported feature before I logged it as a bug and >> tried to track it down. > > It''s still a supported feature, I''m just in Mexico with > more-limited-than-I-expected ''net access (and on vacation, to boot). > > I''ll look into it next week. > > -- > Luke Kanies > http://reductivelabs.com > > _______________________________________________ > Puppet-users mailing list > Puppet-users@madstop.com > https://mail.madstop.com/mailman/listinfo/puppet-users >_______________________________________________ Puppet-users mailing list Puppet-users@madstop.com https://mail.madstop.com/mailman/listinfo/puppet-users