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  • v
    puppet query was moved in a gem you can install
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  • k
    many thanks! newb question - where would I place that example config containing my certs, in my puppetdb.conf?
  • v
    not sure, I use it with bolt and it has very specific config and doesn't need additional tool
  • v
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    To configure the PuppetDB CLI to talk to your PuppetDB with flags, add a configuration file at $HOME/.puppetlabs/client-tools/puppetdb.conf (or %USERPROFILE%.puppetlabs\client-tools\puppetdb.conf for Windows).
  • v
    from that web page
    šŸ‘€ 1
  • d
    @Ken it may be adaptable its just the general client tools have specific Puppet Enterprise services
  • d
    @Ken it may be adaptable its just the general client tools have specific Puppet Enterprise services
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  • e
    Is it possible to host the puppetserver status api on an http port instead of via the https ca/cert/key etc stuff?
  • c
    APIs are behind SSL. Iā€™d wager not.
  • s
    Given the level of access that the agent has to a system, I would be pretty leery about not having SSL
  • e
    /status/v1/simple
    would be nice to be able to hit without mapping the cert/key/cacert
  • y
    You can expose it with nginx e.g.
  • y
    I.e. use nginx to pretend a client with certs and to proxy the answer back via http
  • y
    But just for the location above.. Iā€™d suggest to keep other endpoints behind SSL
  • e
    Ah that would work.. nice
  • r
    is it possible to access metaparameter values from within a class definition?
  • n
    @rmeden Which metaparameters, and for what purpose? Can you explain your goal? Do you mean metaparameters used when declaring a class? Like this:
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    class { 'foo':
  param1  => false,
  require => Package[foo],
}
    If so, then the answer's "no".
  • n
    @rmeden Which metaparameters, and for what purpose? Can you explain your goal? Do you mean metaparameters use when declaring a class? Like this:
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    class { 'foo':
  param1 => false,
  require => Package[foo],
}
    If so, then the answer's "no".
  • n
    @rmeden Which metaparameters, and for what purpose? Can you explain your goal? Do you mean metaparameters use when declaring a class? Like this:
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    class { 'foo':
  param1  => false,
  require => Package[foo],
}
    If so, then the answer's "no".
  • n
    @rmeden Which metaparameters, and for what purpose? Can you explain your goal? Do you mean metaparameters used when declaring a class? Like this:
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    class { 'foo':
  param1  => false,
  require => Package[foo],
}
    If so, then the answer's "no".
  • r
    @natemccurdy yes, and darn. šŸ™‚ (was looking to do stuff based on the schedule metaparam). Thanks.
  • r
    @natemccurdy yes, and darn. šŸ™‚ (was looking to do stuff based on the schedule metaparam). Thanks.
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  • j
    has anyone gotten an augea ini lens to work with nfs.conf?
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    augtool> set /augeas/load/Puppet/incl /etc/nfs.conf
error: Too many matches for path expression
  • j
    a) nobody should the ini format as there are so many ill defined variants of it b) augeas always makes me feel dumb
  • j
    eh
  • j
    have to run augtool with -A
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    augtool> set /augeas/load/Puppet/lens Puppet.lns
augtool> set /augeas/load/Puppet/incl /etc/nfs.conf
augtool> load
augtool> print /files//etc/nfs.conf
/files/etc/nfs.conf
1...327328329...428Latest