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...lows: Software Engineering Intern: Systems Technology Group The Worldwide Studios System Technology Group is offering a paid Engineering Internship! Job Description: Be a part of the most exciting and innovative computer entertainment in North America. Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) markets the PlayStation® family of products and develops, publishes, markets, and distributes software for the PlayStation®3, and the PlayStation Portable (PSP™) computer entertainment systems. Based in Foster City, California, SCEA serves as headquarters for all North American operations and...

The Principal Software Engineer will help drive forward next generation technology through the use of compiler techniques.  We are looking for proven, world class technical expertise in compiler optimization.   * Be a key contributor on SCEA 1st party's next generation PlayStation Tools and Technology team * Provide technical leadership in a truly collaborative effort that brings out the best in SCEA * Work with your team and other technical leaders to ensure the software is elegant, efficient, utterly      reliable, and done...

...I'd like to thank Alex Rosenberg from Sony Computer Entertainment America for helping make the arrangements this time. Meet your fellow developers on November 2nd at the Downtown Tiki Bar in San Mateo! We have the whole front area which has a mix of tall cocktail bar tables and sofas. Further, SCEA has kindly offered to pick up the tab (but please ensure that Alex gets your name and affiliation, he'll be there with a clipboard). Once again, I'd appreciate it if everyone could RSVP on http://llvmbayarea.appspot.com/ so that we can let the restaurant know in advance whether it's go...

Given the following: file { "/my/file": source => "puppet://server/path/to/some/file", ensure => absent } Puppet will copy /my/file to the host. What I was hoping was that ensure => absent would trump a source file. However, if we change the above slightly like this: file { "/my/file": source =>

...e with 3.0p1. Is there any reason this patch stays in the contrib directory rather than being applied to the source? I find it incredibly useful. Thanks for your hard work on OpenSSH! Bret PS: Please cc me with any responses as I'm not subscribed to the dev list. -- Bret Mogilefsky * Mgr. SCEA Developer Support * mogul at gelatinous.com -------------- next part -------------- --- session.c Sun Sep 16 15:17:15 2001 +++ session.c.patched Sat Oct 6 11:23:19 2001 @@ -92,6 +92,8 @@ # include <uinfo.h> #endif +#define CHROOT + /* types */ #define TTYSZ 64 @@ -1028,6 +1030,11 @@...

I''m trying to come up with a way to manage /etc/puppet on the Puppet server from my workstation. My idea was to place all of /etc/puppet into subversion, check it out to my workstation, commit via ssh, and then use a post-commit to update /etc/puppet. That way any time I made a change in /etc/puppet it would be immediately updated and ready for the next puppetd run. Problem is the

...ba but shouldn't there be a way on the client to turn this off or do I have to add some option to smb.conf ? Win98/95 never did that so I assume it's some registry setting in 2000/xp. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Alex RH 7.3 Kernel 2.4.18 samba 2.2.4 regards, Alex O'Clarit/IT/SCEA System-Technician SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT AMERICA 919 East Hillsdale Blvd, Foster City CA, 94404 Phone - 650.655.3663 www.playstation.com

Facter has the feature that it will turn any environment variable named FACTER_* into a fact. I can do this on the commandline no problem, but when I attempt this in puppet it seems to ignore that parts. Is anyone else seeing this? (Is this expected behavior?) I don''t see a ticket or a mail thread on it - though my searching powers have been weak the last couple of weeks... Thanks,

Is it possible to have a require line in a virtual resource when the required resource is itself a virtual resource? Specifically, it would be great if the following worked: @file { usr_local: path => "/usr/local", mode => 0755, owner => root, group => root, ensure => directory } @file { usr_local_bin: path =>

Is there a way of specifying the server on a different port? I want to be able to change between two different puppetmasterd''s on the same box, and I want to pick between them by using selecting the port. There seems to be lots of :port* symbols floating around, and a --port in puppetd, but it''s not looking consistent. Is this something on the TODO path, or is there a

Just poking around on the Docs site and went to the facter recipe for VMware. (http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/IsVmwareGuestRecipe) If you look at the bottom, the author states that they were unable to get case statements to match as a regex. case $macaddress { "00:0C:29:*":{ file{ "/etc/running_inside_vmware": ensure => present } } }

I was wondering if there was an elegant way to extend a require array. To whit it would be wonderful to do somthing like this: class one { service { awesome: require => [ File[one], File[two] ] } file { one: ... two: ... } } class two inherits one { Service[awesome] { Require => + [ File[three], File[four] ] } file { three: ... four:

Ok, so I''m obviously doing something wrong here. This is running puppet 0.22.2 on a centos 4 update 4 box. When I try running this test - mount { bigdisk: ensure => mounted, device => ''bigserver:/bigdisk'', fstype => nfs, name => ''/bigdisk'', dump => "0", pass => "0", options =>

Hello All, We are investigating writing a custom puppet report that would be a web app to show a change log for each host. The issue we are running into stems from how we run puppet. We run a daily cronjob in noop and report mode and fix inconsistency''s either by hand or by puppet depending on the host. This should change some what in the future as our puppet environment matures

...now, the file is deleted and recreated and pcheck gripes about the file being there and needing to be deleted. The workaround, of course, is to use templates but that''s broken. verbose noop gives the following notice every time: notice: //workstation/base/yum_base/File[/etc/yum.repos.d/scea_pkg_repo.repo]/ensure: //is file, should be absent (noop) Is anyone else seeing this? --Robert