Puppet users - Apr 2009 - Nagios resources create files unreadable by Nagios

Hi all,

I''m using Puppet 0.24.7 with exported resources to configure Nagios 3  
on Debian Lenny. The problem is that when Puppet creates new files  
they have permissions -rw------- , which means that Nagios can''t read  
them.

Does anyone else have this setup?

Thanks,

Graham

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Graham Stratton wrote:
> I''m using Puppet 0.24.7 with exported resources to configure
Nagios 3
> on Debian Lenny. The problem is that when Puppet creates new files
> they have permissions -rw------- , which means that Nagios can''t
read
> them.
>
> Does anyone else have this setup?
I don''t have the setup you describe. I might want it laiter.
I''ve seen
modules for puppet to configure nagios or add hosts to zenoss. You can
modify the file access with something like below. Where did you get
your nagios module from?

       file {
                "/path/to/file":
                        mode => 0744, owner => root, group => root;
        }

Regards,
Rolf
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Graham, I''ve asked about this exact issue and never got a real
response.  It doesn''t make any sense at all for these files to be mode
600 but the only way around this is to create an exec that chmods all
the files every time a new nagios file is created and make sure that
exec is run after any nagios files are created.

It''s really much more difficult than it should be.

Scott

On Apr 2, 1:57 pm, Rolfs <goo...@krev.no> wrote:
> Graham Stratton wrote:
> > I''m using Puppet 0.24.7 with exported resources to configure
Nagios 3
> > on Debian Lenny. The problem is that when Puppet creates new files
> > they have permissions -rw------- , which means that Nagios
can''t read
> > them.
>
> > Does anyone else have this setup?
>
> I don''t have the setup you describe. I might want it laiter.
I''ve seen
> modules for puppet to configure nagios or add hosts to zenoss. You can
> modify the file access with something like below. Where did you get
> your nagios module from?
>
>        file {
>                 "/path/to/file":
>                         mode => 0744, owner => root, group =>
root;
>         }
>
> Regards,
> Rolf
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Have you logged a bug for this then?

Regards

James Turnbull

On 13/04/2009, at 10:38 PM, Scott <scott.br@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Graham, I''ve asked about this exact issue and never got a real
> response.  It doesn''t make any sense at all for these files to be
mode
> 600 but the only way around this is to create an exec that chmods all
> the files every time a new nagios file is created and make sure that
> exec is run after any nagios files are created.
>
> It''s really much more difficult than it should be.
>
> Scott
>
> On Apr 2, 1:57 pm, Rolfs <goo...@krev.no> wrote:
>> Graham Stratton wrote:
>>> I''m using Puppet 0.24.7 with exported resources to
configure
>>> Nagios 3
>>> on Debian Lenny. The problem is that when Puppet creates new files
>>> they have permissions -rw------- , which means that Nagios
can''t
>>> read
>>> them.
>>
>>> Does anyone else have this setup?
>>
>> I don''t have the setup you describe. I might want it laiter.
I''ve
>> seen
>> modules for puppet to configure nagios or add hosts to zenoss. You  
>> can
>> modify the file access with something like below. Where did you get
>> your nagios module from?
>>
>>        file {
>>                 "/path/to/file":
>>                         mode => 0744, owner => root, group =>
root;
>>         }
>>
>> Regards,
>> Rolf
> >
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James, thanks for the suggestion:

http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/2158

Cheers,
Scott

On Apr 14, 5:16 am, James Turnbull <ja...@lovedthanlost.net>
wrote:
> Have you logged a bug for this then?
>
> Regards
>
> James Turnbull
>
> On 13/04/2009, at 10:38 PM, Scott <scott...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Graham, I''ve asked about this exact issue and never got a
real
> > response.  It doesn''t make any sense at all for these files
to be mode
> > 600 but the only way around this is to create an exec that chmods all
> > the files every time a new nagios file is created and make sure that
> > exec is run after any nagios files are created.
>
> > It''s really much more difficult than it should be.
>
> > Scott
>
> > On Apr 2, 1:57 pm, Rolfs <goo...@krev.no> wrote:
> >> Graham Stratton wrote:
> >>> I''m using Puppet 0.24.7 with exported resources to
configure  
> >>> Nagios 3
> >>> on Debian Lenny. The problem is that when Puppet creates new
files
> >>> they have permissions -rw------- , which means that Nagios
can''t  
> >>> read
> >>> them.
>
> >>> Does anyone else have this setup?
>
> >> I don''t have the setup you describe. I might want it
laiter. I''ve  
> >> seen
> >> modules for puppet to configure nagios or add hosts to zenoss. You
 
> >> can
> >> modify the file access with something like below. Where did you
get
> >> your nagios module from?
>
> >>        file {
> >>                 "/path/to/file":
> >>                         mode => 0744, owner => root, group
=> root;
> >>         }
>
> >> Regards,
> >> Rolf
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