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  • m
    but after the reboot 
    search .
    is back because this file (the symlinked one) is written by the service systemd-resolved.
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  • n
    I am not sure for open source Puppet Bolt but I feel like this will depend on your ssh client configuration. For Puppet Enterprise however its a configurable setting and I believe the default is 10. As for time. That is a different story. There is a default timeout value of 10 secs should a machine be unreachable so this will greatly affect your expected time if you have many machines which are unavailable.
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  • c
    where does one go to search/file bug reports?
  • c
    hello, is anyone run into the following SQL syntax error on puppetdb for puppet6? I've tried several versions, and the issue remains.
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    2022-11-30 15:34:02.455 UTC [114518] puppetdb@puppetdb ERROR:  trailing junk after parameter at or near "$3A" at character 90
2022-11-30 15:34:02.455 UTC [114518] puppetdb@puppetdb STATEMENT:  UPDATE certnames SET latest_report_id = $1,latest_report_timestamp = $2 WHERE certname = $3AND ( latest_report_timestamp < $4      OR latest_report_timestamp is NULL )
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  • n
    For the SSH transport, the default number simultaneous connections are 50. You can control that with the 
    -c
    flag.
  • n
    For the SSH transport, the default number simultaneous connections are 100. You can control that with the 
    -c
    flag.
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  • j
    go a operator precedence question:
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    ($trusted['extensions']['pp_environment']) and ($trusted['extensions']['pp_environment'] == 'drs')
    will that properly check the variables existance before evaluating the second half of the and?
  • j
    go a operator precedence question:
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    ($trusted['extensions']['pp_environment']) and ($trusted['extensions']['pp_environment'] == 'drs')
    will that properly check the variables existance before evaluating the second half of the and?
  • j
    or do i have to do nested if
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    if ($trusted['extensions']['pp_environment']) {
    if ($trusted['extensions']['pp_environment'] == 'drs') {
}
}
  • n
    It'll stop evaluating at the first expression if it's falsey. So if 
    $trusted['extensions']['pp_environment']
    is 
    undef
    , the 
    and ...
    won't be evaluated.
  • j
    ok, so puppet will properly shorcut the if expression. great, dont need the nested if. thanks @natemccurdy
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  • b
    @Jason Grammenos I think you can shorten it to 
    getvar('trusted.extensions.pp_environment') == 'drs'
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  • n
    Yup. +1 to 
    getvar()
    . Or, my preference, `get()`:
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    if $trusted.get('extensions.pp_environment') == 'dirs' {

}
  • n
    Though actually 
    getvar()
    would handle missing variables more cleanly in this case by returning 
    undef
    if 
    $trusted
    doesn't exist.
  • n
    For example, notice the "Unknown variable" warning with `get()`:
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    $ puppet apply -e 'notice($foo.get("bar"))'
Warning: Unknown variable: 'foo'. (line: 1, column: 8)
Notice: Scope(Class[main]):
Notice: Compiled catalog for workstation in environment production in 0.02 seconds
Notice: Applied catalog in 0.01 seconds

$ puppet apply -e 'notice(getvar("foo.bar"))'
Notice: Scope(Class[main]):
Notice: Compiled catalog for workstation in environment production in 0.02 seconds
Notice: Applied catalog in 0.00 seconds
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  • j
    Hello, is it possible to use a wildcard in a get() function?
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  • j
    Ugh. Getting an issue where Puppet’s Ruby is unhappy because of XCRYPT and GLIBC.
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  • r
    perf is usually better with an exec. If it's less than <1000, local perf is usually fine. However each file in the dir will be added to the catalog which may cause problems in Puppetdb, parsing logs, etc. If you can't avoid it, maybe look at something like https://github.com/npwalker/recursive_file_permissions (I've never used this module)
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  • n
    If you don't want data to be overridable like that, don't put it in Hiera. You could instead just hard-code a variable in a class then include that class and refer to the variable by its fully-scoped name.
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  • k
    set the default to empty array
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    lookup('classes', Array[String[1]], 'unique', []).include
    keanu thanks 1
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