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2008 Sep 04
2
Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron bridged networking xen connectivity loss
...y configuration scripts. Really easy once someone showed me what was wrong. Well I think this issue is just the same. The moment I used apt to install the Xen kernal and tools I lost internet connectivity. I have been managing because I can restore connectivity be deleting the bridge mpower@dodtsair:~$ sudo ifdown eth0 mpower@dodtsair:~$ sudo brctl delbr eth0 But that means any domUs will not have connectivity. I have not had any till now so it wasn''t much of an issues. But thanks to your help now I have XP running. Ultimately I would really like you to show me the documentatio...
2013 Apr 04
6
replacing mkdir -p
Puppet right now requires every element of a path to have an individual file definition. This makes it had to take an arbitrary path as a parameter. You are forced to require your client to make the entire path structure for you or instead you use an exec resource and call mkdir -p. Using an exec resource does not generate an File resources so autorequire does not work. I didn''t
2013 Mar 15
3
Installing puppet modules
I want to setup a node using a three step process 1) download node requirements (git) 2) download modules to fit requirements (puppet) 3) Bring up the node in the required state (puppet) The second step is the one I am having trouble with. I want a file (master.pp) to list out all the modules and what versions are needed before applying the site.pp file. From what I have been able to find
2013 Mar 15
0
Installing module of the correct version
I want to install a module into the modulepath. I can provide either a http url to a tar that contains the modules (like puppetforge but the path is not as structured) or I could provide a git url and path under that url where the module is. I want to first run puppet standalone on the vagrant vm host. This should download the appropriate modules and make them available on the filesystem