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Hi all, I''m trying to figure out if I can serve a certain template that matches a hostname or serve the default like I could if this was just a file. Works: file { ''/etc/yum.conf'': ensure => file, source => ["puppet://puppet/yum/yum.conf.$hostname", "puppet://puppet/yum/yum.conf"], } Trying to figure out:

Hello lovelies, Our team is deliberating a few different options for the hierification of our modules; and wanted to poll the collective genius before making our decision. As we all know, there are certain attributes of a package which are, by default, consistent on an OS... say, the name of a package..... class foobar { include foobar::params $package = $foobar::params::package Package

Hi Gang, If you''re a mac user and haven''t heard of text bucket, but find yourself typing the same things semi-often.. you might want to check it out. http://bassetsoftware.com/b.cgi/textbucket/index I started using it about 9 months ago when someone showed me klypper on linux and I went searching for something similar… Anyways, where was I? oh yeah right: I''ve cobbled

Hi there! Is there a timeline on when the puppetlabs-firewall forge module will be updated (not necessarily to 1.0) ? the github version has the firewallchain type (as well as other nifty) that the forge version seems to be lacking, but it''s not clear from my perusing that the two are different. They both appear to be the same version superficially*…. The github version points to the

Hi All, I noticed that a few years back, someone from Puppet Labs (well Reductive Labs at that time) reached out to the openscap list in an attempt to collaborate on puppet modules: https://www.redhat.com/archives/open-scap-list/2010-March/msg00000.html it seems like the aqueduct project is/was working on a similar ''harden through puppet modules'' approach:

Hey Gang, Running into a weird error when trying to follow puppetlabs'' blog: https://puppetlabs.com/blog/the-next-generation-of-puppet-module-testing/ I''m running 10.8.2, using default ruby, in an attempt to make my home env a little more sane, (ran into weird rbenv issues at work, which I won''t go into here) The google tells me not a whole lot. Appreciate any help

Hi gang, I feel like I''m missing something fundamental here… I''ve got the following: class snmp::rhel::rh5enable { $collector = [''10.0.0.1'', ''10.0.0.2''] define add_snmp_hosts_allow ($ip) { exec { "hosts_allow_$ip": command => "/bin/echo \"snmpd : $ip : ALLOW\" >>/etc/hosts.allow",