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...n McOllective client and server see connections are normal. When I was in McOllective executive MCO ping, McOllective server log see received a message, but in McOllective client are not received feedback. Mcollective Client log debug: liuyd@puppet:~$ mco ping debug 2012/07/10 10:03:50: pluginmanager.rb:167:in `loadclass'' Loading Mcollective::Facts::Yaml_facts from mcollective/facts/yaml_facts.rb debug 2012/07/10 10:03:50: pluginmanager.rb:44:in `<<'' Registering plugin facts_plugin with class MCollective::Facts::Yaml_facts single_instance: true debug 2012/07/10 10:03...

...ivemq.pool.1.host = puppet.test.italy.cloudlabcsi.local plugin.activemq.pool.1.port = 61613 plugin.activemq.pool.1.user = mcollective plugin.activemq.pool.1.password = mcopwd # Facts factsource = yaml plugin.yaml = /etc/mcollective/facts.yaml and the result of mco ping debug 2013/11/25 13:02:31: pluginmanager.rb:167:in `loadclass'' Loading Mcollective::Facts::Yaml_facts from mcollective/facts/yaml_facts.rb debug 2013/11/25 13:02:31: pluginmanager.rb:44:in `<<'' Registering plugin facts_plugin with class MCollective::Facts::Yaml_facts single_instance: true debug 2013/11/25 13:02...

I am running puppet 2.7.14 - CentOS 6 server, CentOS and windows 2008 R2 clients. I''m having problems with the "puppet kick" command - it works on linux clients, and on my windows box when "puppet agent --no-daemonize --verbose" is run from a command prompt. However, when I run it as a windows service, I get "Host blah failed: Connection refused -

...lugin files, is created. If a plugin file is not loaded by a PluginLoader instance, an exception is raised. This main instance is used for loading the webgen core plugins (ie. the plugins shipped with webgen) * another PluginLoader instance is created to load the plugins specific to a website * a PluginManager instance then uses these two (or any number of) PluginLoader instances to resolve any plugin dependencies and then initializes the plugins. Static, never changing information about plugins is stored in the plugin classes themselves while dynamic information (like parameter values set in e.g. the...

...tivemq box. However when I run mco ping all "seems to go well" except I get "No responses recieved" and above that I get the following log messages, debug 2013/05/29 17:02:12: activemq.rb:233:in `receive'' Waiting for a message from ActiveMQ debug 2013/05/29 17:02:13: pluginmanager.rb:83:in `[]'' Returning cached plugin security_plugin with class MCollective::Security::Ssl debug 2013/05/29 17:02:13: ssl.rb:222:in `deserialize'' De-Serializing using marshal debug 2013/05/29 17:02:13: ssl.rb:175:in `validrequest?'' Validating request from debug 2013/05...

We are using Enterprise Ruby - I want to dig into Mcollective; however, there is no installation script in the *.tgz. Also, the rpms have various requirements from the stock distribution (RHEL5 in my case) that are already present under our Enterprise Ruby installation. Is there some clever way to weave this together. How to install the Mcollective without the typical setup.rb scripting.

...s 7556.47 ms 7593.06 ms 7623.46 ms 7648.64 ms 7685.62 ms 7722.84 ms <- last reply I see on the client console If I check the the logfile on the client sending the command ''/var/log/mcollective.log'' the last few lines show me: D, [2012-06-07T07:39:46.470905 #15910] DEBUG -- : pluginmanager.rb:83:in `[]'' Returning cached plugin security_plugin with class MCollective::Security::Aes_security D, [2012-06-07T07:39:46.471029 #15910] DEBUG -- : aes_security.rb:202:in `deserialize'' De-Serializing using marshal D, [2012-06-07T07:39:46.471121 #15910] DEBUG -- : aes_security...

I just committed some stuff in PluginManager to actually load the Gem- based plugins from the manifest. Merb::PluginManager.load_plugins is what goes in merb_init to load them all. For every plugin in the manifest, ''theplugin'' is required, and then we try and require ''theplugin/merb_init'' and, if t...

...he next step of loading user defined handlers and filters. What I''ve done is completely replaces pluginfactory with an alternative that lets you create simple classes like so: class Stop < Plugin "/commands" ... end And it''ll get registered automagically into the PluginManager. I have the command system already doing this without problems and it is a lot faster than Plugin factory. The weird class definition syntax is a strange trick I picked up from the Camping folks and basically means that this plugin belongs in the "/commands" category. These categorie...

...ll_script fedora-docker-base-66b3b50.ks 2015-03-03 17:02:51,968 DEBUG root thread(MainThread) Message: Unable to find python module, faulthandler... multi-thread tracebacks will not be available. See http://pypi.python.org/pypi/faulthandler/ for more information. 2015-03-03 17:02:51,972 INFO imgfac.PluginManager.PluginManager thread(MainThread) Message: Plugin (TinMan) loaded... 2015-03-03 17:02:51,975 INFO imgfac.PluginManager.PluginManager thread(MainThread) Message: Plugin (Docker) loaded... 2015-03-03 17:02:51,977 INFO imgfac.PluginManager.PluginManager thread(MainThread) Message: Plugin (OpenStack)...