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...ng to use “lm“ to first estimate parameter values from a set of calibration measurements, and then later to use those estimates to calculate another set of values with “predict.lm”. First I have a calibration dataset of absorbance values measured from standard solutions with known concentration of Bromide: > stds abs conc 1 -0.0021 0 2 0.1003 200 3 0.2395 500 4 0.3293 800 On this small calibration series, I perform a linear regression to find the parameter estimates of the relationship between absorbance (abs) and concentration (conc): > linear1 <- lm(abs~conc, data=stds)...

...re list, but I think feature lists that a provider has can change -- e.g., useradd can manage passwords as long as the Shadow library is installed. Other comments? -- If computers get too powerful, we can organize them into a committee -- that will do them in. -- Bradley''s Bromide --------------------------------------------------------------------- Luke Kanies | http://reductivelabs.com | http://madstop.com

Hi all, Peter Abrahamsen has duplicated all of the documentation and cookbook pages in Puppet''s Trac page: https://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/DocumentationStart Please let me or Peter know if there are any problems. -- A motion to adjourn is always in order. --Robert Heinlein --------------------------------------------------------------------- Luke

Hi, I would find it very useful if puppet were able to replicate passwords for specified users from a master PC (the puppetmaster would do me fine, though I suspect this may not suit everyone). That would make changing passwords on my small Linux network a little easier. cheers John Dubery

...ttee of bike-shedders decided that software should be distributed so that copies of it expire? What security issue was addressed by this decision? What benefit to the public was achieved? When real people suffer real inconvenience and real loss of productive effort because of mindless adhesion to bromide based cures that are blandly offered for ills that mostly exist in the imagination of the ignorant then yes; I require evidence of their efficacy. And lining up a bunch of band-wagon pundits chanting the same vacuous refrains is not evidence. And this one is going to the list. -- ***...

I''ve got a first version of a doc explaining how multiple environment support will work in the next release: http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/UsingMultipleEnvironments As always, comments are appreciated. Even if you just don''t understand what the doc says, please let me know. It''s clear that the community is generally unhappy with the documentation I

Greetings, I''ve two questions for y''all. 1) I''ve setup an alternate installation path for puppet in a site local directory outside of ''the usual places''. Puppetd seems to insist that /etc/puppet/namespaceauth.conf exists despite setting :authconfig in both puppet and puppetd. As a result part of my installation now includes a symlink to point

Hi, I think this has been discussed previously on the list, so apologies if I''m covering old ground but I''ve been using puppet to manage a few Rails applications which have dependencies on quite a few gems, so it''s getting to be a bit of an onerous task to manage them. It looks like the command line interface to gems doesn''t really support automated

I''m having a heck of a time trying to fix #1178, which is a problem related to inconsistent node names, and it all stems from the ''node_name'' setting. In the default setup, your certificate gets created with your host''s fully qualified node name, and Puppet uses the value from the certificate for everything. In addition, there''s a setting,

Hi, Luke asked me if I was willing to share what I am doing with the Puppet user community. So here goes: I am using puppet to manage one host right now. While that isn''t a good advertisement for Puppet''s scaling capabilities, I find it interesting because I built my single node (personal mail, svn, ci and web server) with puppet where I could (clearly there was some

Does anyone know if it''s possible to do the following: Given the directory structure: /foo/bar /foo/bar/<bunch of stuff> Is it possible to set /foo/bar to, say 555, and all stuff below to 440 or the directory equivalent? Thanks, Trevor

I got tired of restarting my puppetmaster when it stopped responding and finally switched to mongrel last night. When running under mongrel, what sort of concurrent connection rates are people able to get? I dont know how many individual puppetmaster processes I should spawn, or how to tell when I should span more. Perhaps I need more than two, because this morning I had a look at how