Puppet users - Jun 2013 - Puppet 3.2 : ENC overrides environment in puppet.conf / howto force environment

Hi,

we recently upgraded from 2.7 to 3.2. We do not use ENC but use the node.rb 
for uploading the reports to foreman. However, the 3.2 puppetmaster 
overrides the environment that''s been set in the puppet.conf. Is there
a
way to turn this off ?

Related: ENC can override the puppet.conf, can the site.pp do this too ? 
Can I set an entry to force an agent to be in a particular environment, 
whatever is in the puppet.conf ?

Thanks in advance,

Peter.

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You can turn it off by not having the ENC set any environment. So comment
that part out from your ENC script.
On 11 Jun 2013 16:06, "Peter Van Biesen"
<peter.vanbiesen@vaph.be> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> we recently upgraded from 2.7 to 3.2. We do not use ENC but use the
> node.rb for uploading the reports to foreman. However, the 3.2 puppetmaster
> overrides the environment that''s been set in the puppet.conf. Is
there a
> way to turn this off ?
>
> Related: ENC can override the puppet.conf, can the site.pp do this too ?
> Can I set an entry to force an agent to be in a particular environment,
> whatever is in the puppet.conf ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Peter.
>
>
>
> IK GA ERVOOR
> Een zorgjob. Da''s werken met je hoofd, handen en hart.
> http://www.ikgaervoor.be
>
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On 11/06/13 13:04, Peter Van Biesen wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> we recently upgraded from 2.7 to 3.2. We do not use ENC but use the
> node.rb for uploading the reports to foreman. However, the 3.2
> puppetmaster overrides the environment that''s been set in the
> puppet.conf. Is there a way to turn this off ?
I don''t think you can disable this behaviour, since it''s a
fix.

In Foreman, you can disable the environment being set by setting
"enc_environment" to false under More>Settings>Puppet.

Recent node.rb ENC scripts can also take a --no-environment option to do
the same, which you can set in puppet.conf.

Lastly, you can disable the ENC script if you don''t use it for classes
or parameters and instead add "/etc/puppet/node.rb --push-facts" to a
cronjob, which will just upload facts for all hosts to Foreman instead.

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On Tuesday, June 11, 2013 7:04:05 AM UTC-5, Peter Van Biesen
wrote:
>
>
> Related: ENC can override the puppet.conf, can the site.pp do this too ? 
> Can I set an entry to force an agent to be in a particular environment, 
> whatever is in the puppet.conf ?
>
>
Not in site.pp, no.  The environment setting is exposed in Puppet manifests 
as a top-level variable, and once set during a given catalog run, the 
values of Puppet variables cannot be changed.

Note, in fact, that that $manifestdir/site.pp is merely the default choice 
for the entry-point manifest.  An alternative entry-point can be specified 
in puppet.conf (''manifest'' or ''manifestdir''
property), and in fact
different entry-point manifests can be specified for different 
environments.  Therefore, the environment must be determined before the 
entry-point manifest is parsed.


John

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