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How do I access an environment variable (from the puppet daemon's environment) in a puppet manifest?
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My puppet master server had a hardware failure, and I have restored to another box. However this box has different hardware and hostname.
If I restore the existing /etc/puppet directory to the new server, the puppetmaster will not start with the following error;
# puppetmasterd --debug --verbose
Could…
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I have no prior experience at all of ruby. I am not interested in ruby (and so have no knowledge of rails etc) as such but am using puppet to manage a group of servers. I have written some modules and the rspec-puppet system looks like it would be very useful.
However, I cannot get rspec-puppet…
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Originally posted on: http://geekswithblogs.net/robz/archive/2014/08/07/puppet-making-windows-awesome-since-2011.aspxPuppet was one of the first configuration management (CM) tools to support Windows, way back in 2011. It has the heaviest investment on Windows infrastructure with 1/3 of the platform…
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After running logrotate, Puppet starts writing it's logs into /var/log/puppet/masterhttp.log-20130616.
How come it doesn't keep logging in /var/log/puppet/masterhttp.log?
It seems normal behavior is renaming the original log-file and start with a clean fresh log-file to start writing in that log…
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I am using the standard auth.conf provided in puppet install for the puppet master which is running through passenger under Nginx. However for most of the catalog, files and certitifcate request I get a 403 response.
### Authenticated paths - these apply only when the client
### has a valid certificate…
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