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I am using puppet 2.7.14 on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. I have the following gems: *** LOCAL GEMS *** diff-lcs (1.1.3) hiera (0.3.0) hiera-puppet (0.3.0) metaclass (0.0.1) mocha (0.12.1) puppet-lint (0.1.13) puppetlabs_spec_helper (0.2.0) rake (0.9.2.2) rspec (2.11.0) rspec-core (2.11.1) rspec-expectations (2.11.2) rspec-mocks (2.11.1) rspec-puppet (0.1.3) When I run "rake help" I get the

I''ve been working on getting spec tests on all of my modules and am down to ones that use hiera and don''t have any reasonable defaults. It looks like there is a project on GH (https://github.com/amfranz/rspec-hiera-puppet) that is designed to fill this need, but for the life of me I cannot make it work. FriedBob helped out on the IRC channel some with his solution of including

puppetlabs_spec_helper is a Rubygem to make writing and running module spec tests using rspec-puppet easier. It includes a set of common rake tasks and a spec_helper that correctly initializes puppet and rspec-puppet for testing. The code is available on github at http://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs_spec_helper. Patches are welcome. To convert a module with existing spec tests to use the

Does puppet doc require a specific version of any gems (such as rdoc or rake) to operate? I''m getting some errors when I try to generate my rdoc now. # puppet doc --output /var/www/test --modulepath /etc/puppet/environments/test/modules -m rdoc RDoc::RDocError is deprecated and will be removed in RDoc 4 Could not generate documentation: uninitialized constant RDoc::RDoc::Generator

I''m trying to get rspec-puppet working and have run into a problem. I have a VM running ubuntu lucid, have installed rubygems 1.3.5 from the apt package and have install rspec-puppet (and other required gems), and rake, using gem install. I''ve run rspec-puppet-init in the module I want to test, and have created a very basic spec file for one of the classes in my module.

When I run "puppet resource user <ldadpuser>" I get a resource definition back for that user. However, when I run "puppet resource user" I do NOT see <ldapuser> in the list. Is this intended behavior? Is there a way to get a list of all users, whether they are ldap or local? This node is running puppet 2.7.19 on Ubuntu 12.04 against a 2.7.19 master on Ubuntu

Hi Puppeteers, I hope I can get you advice about the best way to approach using MSIs and other installers on Windows. Currently I am downloading Windows installers from the puppet master with the puppet:// syntax and the "file" type into a temporary directory c:\puppet_temp with subdirectories where necessary. Then after running the installers witht the "package" type, I was

I''m trying to make puppetlabs_spec_helper runs on Windows 7 to test my Puppet modules. Is this supported ? Because I encountered some problems: 1. symlinks were not created on Windows 7 (even if the functionnality are availabe). To manage that I added to rake_tasks.rb an ugly function: def make_link(source,target) ruby_platform =

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

Hello, I''m writing my first puppet function rspec test and am having a problem which I don''t see how to solve. The function (and the test) involve access to files through the File Server. In order for the function (and the test) to work I need to pass "--fileserverconf=fileserver.conf" parameter to Puppet. So far I haven''t found a way to do that. If I

puppetlabs_spec_helper is a Rubygem to make writing and running module spec tests using rspec-puppet easier. It includes a set of common rake tasks and a spec_helper that correctly initializes puppet and rspec-puppet for testing. Changes: * Rake should fail if git can''t clone repository * add backwards-compatible support for arbitrary git refs in .fixtures.yml * Only remove the

I''m running puppet in a local VM to do some testing, and all of our systems are behind a proxy. I''ve got the http_proxy environment variable set properly, but when I try to use puppet module install <foo> it doesn''t seem to honor it and can''t connect. I used wget to download it, but even when I use modulepath it still tries to connect to the forge and

Hi, I have been working on a new puppet code formatter for Geppetto for some time, and it is now starting to work quite well. The plan is to release it in Geppetto 3.0. If you want to, you can help by sending "formatting puzzles" - i.e. "given input x, produce formatted result y". I am esp. looking for code where it is impossible to follow "the style guide" -

Hi all, I''m making an Amy Hoy style tip sheet PDF for the Prototype and Scriptaculous AJAX stuff, to be used with Rails. Are there other resources you would suggest besides the websites themselves (the previous thread about Highlight reminded me of this)? Is there a particular focus that would be helpful for such a document? Preferred fonts or colors? I must say, once you get

Folks, there is an issue pretty buried in the commits list that I suspect should have wider visibility. See r262188 and subsequent discussion. To summarize: it appears that mingw32 was unable to correctly produce a static data member when instantiated as a base class. The "fix" is to then explicitly instantiate the base class separately from its use in a base class. I think this is

Hello. I need to write a pass that converts a whole LLVM module into a bytecode for some other VM. VM's instructions resemble LLVM ones pretty much, so it is almost 1-to-1 translation. Basically, I need to do what BitWriterPass does, but using different format for the resulting bytecode. The obvious solution is just to iterate over all Instructions and serialize them using giant

Hi, I''m using Puppet 3.2.1 and heavily relying on hiera data bindings. I have the following situation: class software ( $my_content = undef, ) { file { ''/path/to/file'': content => $software::my_content, } } in hieradata/software.yaml (hiera.yaml seems ok): software::my_content: template(''mymodule/myfile.erb'') With this configuration I

Is there a way to get a list of all the classes available from the puppet master? I have 2 goals for this - one is documentation in a human readable form, and the other is potentially importing that data into dashboard. I did find some info on the rest API (http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/rest_api.html#resource-types ) but I can''t make any sense of the output from it. Thanks.

I have a module located at /etc/puppet/environments/test/modules/ruby. I n this I have a manifests folder with two .pp files - init.pp and gemInstall.pp. In one of my node def files I have: include ruby ruby::gemInstall { ''someGem-version.gem'': path => ''/path/to/agent/local/gem/repo'', } ruby::gemInstall is a define, and it has some logic to get around

Here''s one I learned: I originally had # Ensure /etc/hosts contains the basics host { "${fqdn}": host_aliases => $hostname, ip => $ipaddress, } And thru some trial and error, got down to this (which puppet-lint does not gripe about) # Ensure /etc/hosts contains the basics host { $fqdn: host_aliases => $hostname, ip => $ipaddress, }