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...nt could create the mount points using 3.1.1) My plan was to define create_mount_points and use create_resources with the same hash, and just though away what I dont use.... maybe there is a better means? Here is the mount class: class fstab::mounts ( $config = undef ) { $defaults = { atboot => true, ensure => ''mounted'', } $hiera_config = hiera_hash(''fstab::mounts'', undef) if $hiera_config { create_resources(fstab::create_mount_points, $hiera_config ) create_resources(mount, $hiera_config, $defaults) } } the define...

...quot;/mnt/data/ovirtiscsi": - ensure => directory -} - -file{"/ovirtiscsi": - ensure => directory -} - -file{"/ovirtnfs": - ensure => directory -} - -file{"/mnt/data/ovirtnfs": - ensure => directory -} - -mount{"/ovirtiscsi": - atboot => true, - ensure => mounted, - fstype => bind, - options => bind, - device => "/mnt/data/ovirtiscsi", - require => [File["/mnt/data/ovirtiscsi"],File["/ovirtiscsi"]] -} - -mount{"/ovirtnfs": - atboot => true, - ensur...

I''ve got a directory, /u01/app that is owned by oracle.oinstall. I have this in my manifest: # # Mount point for the Oracle database. # ''/u01/app'': device => ''/dev/xvdo'', atboot => true, ensure => mounted, fstype => ''ext4'', options => ''defaults'', require => Exec[''oracle-app-makefs'']; As part of the mount operation, puppet changes the ownership on /u01/ap...

...reciated. The rest of the details are below. ================= manifest section: ================= node ch208r { include cae-host package { [ "xfsdump", "lvm2", "parted" ]: ensure => installed; } mount { "/home/CAE": atboot => true, device => "/dev/mapper/md1000-home", ensure => mounted, fstype => "xfs", require => [ package["xfsdump"], package["lvm2"]]; } package { [ "nfs-kernel-server" ]: ensur...

...group: root mode: 0644 test::mountit: ''/local_area'': device : "mymachine:/software" fstype : "nfs" ensure : "mounted" options : "nfsvers=3,tcp,noatime,hard,intr,exec,rw,bg,nosuid" atboot : true # require : [ File[''/local_area''] ], It works if I comment out require line but fail with this error if I un-comment require line Error: Failed to apply catalog: Could not find dependency File[''/local_area''] for Mount[/local_area] Is ther...

...permissions on a directory after the mount was executed. If I do the following file { '/app_dir': ensure => 'directory' owner => 'app_user' group => 'app_group' mode => '2775' } mount { '/app_dir': ensure => mounted, atboot => true, device => /dev/mapper/lv_app, fstype => ext3, options => 'defaults', dump => '1', pass => '2', require => File['/app_dir'], } This would require 2 rounds of puppet: round 1 to setup directory, mount the filesystem and round...

...ld be automatic and not require any human > intervention. I want to *always* import the pools manually. > > Hrm... what if I deleted zpool.cache after importing/exporting any pool? > Are these the only times zpool.cache is created? > > I wish zpools had a property of ''atboot'' or similar, so that you could > mark a zpool to be imported at boot or not. > Like this? temporary By default, all pools are persistent and are automati- cally opened when the system is rebooted. Setting this boolean property to "on"...

Hey everyone, I''m trying to figure out how to manage my /etc/fstab with puppet on all my servers. Does anybody have an idea for me how to do? I tried it with augeas but I didn''t like the results I got so far... here is what I''ve tried: define conf ( $id = "01", $spec = " ", $file = " ", $vfstype = "

Hi, As someone new to puppet I''m trying to work out the best way to manage different filesystems and logical volumes on different servers. Specifically I would like to be able to define on a series of nodes different LVM logical volumes to create and mount. I''m trying to do this at the moment with a define of the following type: # Manage a partition and create if needed.

...me} && mkfs -t ${fstype} /dev/${vgname}/${lvname}", unless => "lvs | grep -q ''${lvname} .*${vgname}''", before => Mount["${rootpath}/${mountpoint}"], } # Mount filesystem mount { "${rootpath}/${mountpoint}": atboot => true, device => "/dev/${vgname}/${lvname}", ensure => mounted, fstype => "${fstype}", options => ''defaults'', dump => ''1'', pass => ''2'', } if $requisite != '...

Afternoon all. I''ve been reading around on Puppet and Oracle, and have come up with a few links that suggest how to get Oracle installed and base configured, which has got me started in the right direction on that. My next challenge is maintaining Oracle database specific configuration on the relevant hosts. This contains various elements, such as /etc/oratab, /etc/oranfstab (as

This is pretty ugly. I''m using puppet to install Oracle, ie an exec{} wrapped around: /u01/oracle_extract/linux.x64_11gR2_database/database/runInstaller -silent -responseFile /etc/oracle_response.rsp The problem is that the damn installer backgrounds itself and returns control to the shell. I tried putting the above command in a script, followed by a wait command, but that

We''ve only recently discovered that puppet can manage mount points using the mount directive; however, a short while back we built an nfs client and server classes without using this resource, and we''ve encountered a problem where puppet seems to hang when the nfs server is unavailable. Using --debug doesn''t seem to specify exactly at which point the run is failing,

...needed since we want to have static mounts and the NetInfo-automounter combination does not do static mounts (even with ttl=0 set for the mount, which is supposed to do a static mount). Thanks Apple! Anyway, to manage /etc/fstab we have use: mount { "/home/student": atboot => true, device => "nfsserver:/path", ensure => present, fstype => nfs, options => "resvport,net,nodev,rw,intr,lock,hard,async,wsize=8192,rsize=8192", dump => 0, pa...

i would like to use the module puppet-lvm and would like to pass values to it. I have it setup properly as a module but I can''t for the lfe of me get it to take any values that I put in my baseconfig.pp in my home folder. like shouldn''t something like this work?? puppet-lvm {''setvolume'': vg => ''myvg'', pv =>