similar to: Opsview puppet module - purging hosts from opsview

Hi all, Been using Cacti for monitoring various things like, system disk/mem/ proc, network usage, router usage etc... While its been fun, the graphs are just unruly. Was looking an OpsView (the free version), wondering what your experience with this type of trend/heuristic analysis has been and what what you like. And of course thoughts on OpsView. - aurf

# cat /etc/redhat-release CentOS release 6.4 (Final) # puppet --version 3.2.3 # rpm -q puppetdb puppetdb-1.3.2-1.el6.noarch I am now receiving "Not collecting exported resources without storeconfigs" for my opsview module. It was working fine on puppet 2.7 with Activerecord/MySQL. I am still new to puppetdb so maybe I am missing something. This is from puppet.conf: storeconfigs

Hello, My organization is currently running a complete production environment on Amazon EC2, and I''m now trying to implement some automations and scaling with puppet. I have several instances which I want them to be almost automatic, meaning that whenever is needed more instances will come up, and when they''re not needed they will be stopped. This should eventually be

Hello all, I''m trying to figure some things out with SSL and would appreciate some help or best practices here. I''m implementing auto scaling over Amazon EC2 for some services I have, all of the instances are based on the same AMI and I''m using Puppet to configure the hosts when they come up to make sure they have the latest configuration, also I''m using

Hi all, I''m trying to fix #594[1], and it looks like the problem only occurs when you specify other parameters (e.g., owner or mode). That is, Puppet will not purge managed files, and when you specify these parameters with ''recurse => true'', Puppet applies the parameters to all files in the directory, which means that all contained files are considered

Hi all, Firstly if this is a FAQ and I've missed it - let me apologise in advance. I use dovecot as a backup mail store and would now like to purge all mails over a certain age. Is it as simple as using find and rm'ing the results or is there more to it? I'm using maildir if that make a difference? Thanks in advance. Daveh

Hi all. I'm looking for a way to empty user's trash folder. Can message deletion or folder purging be scheduled? Thanks in advance. -Pietro.

I've got a large message folder (about 40G in 'cur') that I need to empty to a more reasonable size. Oddly, my Thunderbird e-mail client only sees about 2.4G of that, and has "looped" a few times. What I mean is, I thought someone was cleaning the folder out, but Thunderbird apparently was actually just looping back to 0 every 4 gigs and starting to count up again Ha.

Hello, Is it possible to have this done not only for spam and trash folder but lets say like the user inbox and any user created mail folders too? My ultimate goal is to have a way to automate the email deletion process of emails stored in the user inbox or mail folders when it reaches a specified date. My boss wants to force users to keep emails only a month old anything beyond that will be

Hi. This morning I had to change 'netbios name' on Samba PDC. After that I restarted samba. Now I have noticed I have two wins entries pointing to same IP address, one with old netbios name, other with new netbios name. Deleting wins.dat and restarting samba does not solve the issue. Deleting entries related to old netbios name from wins.dat and restarting samba does not solve the

Hello XP(SP3) seems to take a long time to update its list of shares after changing the NetBIOS name used in Samba (eg. going from "LINUX" to "UBUNTU"). Is there a command in Windows that can purge the data, and perform a new broadcast/WINS call to get the list of hosts and shares? Thank you.

Hello all, this is just a minor nuisance but nevertheless I would not dislike a solution for it. I run a mixed 1.0/1.1 VPN. Some time ago I've removed a node from the VPN (wiped the disk, so deleting the private keys). Over the time I've removed the corresponding public keys (among with all the infos related to the node) from the other nodes. All nodes have been restarted more than

Doing a "doveadm purge" today I got this: """ doveadm(jcea): Error: Corrupted dbox file /home/jcea/.thunderbird/dovecot/storage/m.686 (around offset=1385772): purging found mismatched offsets (1385742 vs 1380664, 185/275) doveadm(jcea): Warning: fscking index file /home/jcea/.thunderbird/dovecot/storage/dovecot.map.index doveadm(jcea): Warning: mdbox

I noticed today I checked a users mailbox with the mutt command: mutt -f /home/bob/email/ There I saw he had 100 messages that had been deleted but not yet purged from his inbox so they're still using up disk storage on my email server. My question is does Dovecot have a process to automatically delete these messages after a certain period of time? I would like to think that they don't

Should this work? # --- remove any cronjobs that are not managed by puppet. resources { "cron": purge => true } I get the following error. Resources[cron]: Failed to generate additional resources: You must specify a title for objects of type Puppet::Type::Cron Ben

I'm using Dovecot (+postfix) to host some personal imap accounts on a private server (Maildir format). I've got one account that receives mostly automated mails, and I want to be able to purge messages beyond a given date (say 30 days). I know that since maildir uses flat files, I can literally just delete messages doing something similar to the following with bash: for i in $(find

Dovecot is delivering mail to my ~/.mail directory wonderfully. But /var/mail/michael is growing steadily. Is it the job of Dovecot to purge this file regularly? Is there a setting somewhere for this? Thanks, Michael

?I managed to figure this out. Just wanted to follow up if anyone in the future encounters the same issue. I am using HAProxy along with dovecot replication. When an email comes in... it is round robin'd to each of the 2 dovecot/postfix servers. I have postfix running on each server and it uses the local dovecot LMTP service for storing the mails. We sometimes get surges of emails(hundreds

Ok, given the statement on the web page about unlesssystemuser under Resources ( http://reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet/documentation/typedocs.html#resources), I assume that users can be purged. However, when I attempt to do this with resources { user: purge => true, noop => true } and what I get is: err: Found a bug: private method ''split'' called for nil:NilClass.

"Scott W. Sander" <scottwsx96 at gmail.com> writes: > A few of the mailboxes in Dovecot receive hundreds of emails per day. I'd > like to automatically remove all emails in all mailboxes and mailbox > folders that were received more than 90 days prior to the received date. > As I'm a novice Dovecot administrator, I'm not exactly sure what the best > way