Puppet users - May 2013 - Puppet Don't Send Message If Any Changes

I have two different server type. Once is debian 6.0 squeeze and puppet 
version is "2.6.2". And other Ubuntu 12.04 and puppet version 2.7.11. 
Puppet master server is Ubuntu 12.04. I write something in 
/etc/crond.d/puppetcron which works specific time. Problem is if debian 
servers have any changes, don''t send mail me but ubuntu server send
mail
when every work like this:

info: Caching catalog for hostname
info: Applying configuration version bla bla
notice: Finished catalog run in 13.27 seconds

I use that [1]:

+       # Now remove any lines like this
+       # Puppet (notice): Finished catalog run in 14.14 seconds
+       messages = messages.reject do |log|
+         true if log.to_s =~ /Finished catalog run in .* seconds/
+       end

And this method only delete /Finished catalog run in .* seconds/ line. 
Other lines comes again in mail.

I don''t apply any changes. Why receive I this mail. I don''t
want that. Is
it possible?

[1] : http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/9167

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On 2013-05-07 09:42, Mesut Muhammet Şahin wrote:
> I have two different server type. Once is debian 6.0 squeeze and puppet
> version is "2.6.2". And other Ubuntu 12.04 and puppet version
2.7.11.
> Puppet master server is Ubuntu 12.04. I write something in
> /etc/crond.d/puppetcron which works specific time. Problem is if debian
> servers have any changes, don''t send mail me but ubuntu server
send mail
> when every work like this:
>
> info: Caching catalog for hostname
> info: Applying configuration version bla bla
> notice: Finished catalog run in 13.27 seconds
Do both systems have the same puppetcron and /etc/puppet/puppet.conf 
settings? If you run the puppetcron script or the contained commands 
from a terminal, do you see the expected messages? Is the Debian server 
configured properly to send mails?


Regards, David

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