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  • l
    can't seem to get wildcards to work in autosign.conf on my puppetserver... does.. it not accept wildcards? I could have sworn it did
  • v
    it does
  • v
    puppet class has multiple options, don't do it by hands https://github.com/theforeman/puppet-puppet/blob/master/manifests/init.pp#L41-L59
  • v
    puppet class has multiple options, don't do it by hands https://github.com/theforeman/puppet-puppet/blob/master/manifests/init.pp#L41-L59
  • d
    allthethings 🧑‍🏫PE Console is about to start up in #CFD8Z9A4T
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  • k
    Hello. We have puppet managing our infrastructure here. We have some pre-production (including build servers) and production servers, which are separate, but currently managed using the same control repo. On the pre-production, there is a shared ownership, and reuse many roles from production, and also use specific roles. I wanted to know if we can continue using the same control repo on the long term, of if there is any better (and documented) pattern to manage these environments that share some bits but differ on some others.
  • k
    Hello. We have puppet managing our infrastructure here. We have some pre-production (including build servers) and production servers, which are separate, but currently managed using the same control repo. On the pre-production, there is a shared ownership, and we reuse many roles from production, and also use specific roles (for build servers), managed by another team. I wanted to know if we can continue using the same control repo on the long term, of if there is any better (and documented) pattern to manage these environments that share some bits but differ on some others.
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  • c
    looks like my puppetdb service was down for a bit and now restarting it nodes are showing up in console but with last report of 4/1
  • b
    when puppetdb notices that the factset it has to import is older than what it already has, it won't import it
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  • o
    Hello, please advice - how to specify new line character in inline_epp() ? Currently i have next:
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    file { '/opt/bitbucket-webhook/webhook-go-version':
        content => template('profile/webhook-go-version.erb'),
        *       => $file_defaults,
    }
    and content of template (webhook-go-version.erb)
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    webhook_go_current_version=<%= @webhook_version %>
    I'm trying to get rid of file "webhook-go-version.erb" and replace it with `inline_epp`:
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    file { '/opt/bitbucket-webhook/webhook-go-version':
        content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
        *       => $file_defaults,
    }
    The problem is: when i run --noop it tries to remove newline. I'm trying to get round that but so far cannot understand how should i specify newline break/escape character? Tried to read documentation but didn't found answer (https://www.puppet.com/docs/puppet/7/function.html) Examples of what i have tried:
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    content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}), # default syntax from documentation
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\r\n', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\n', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
content => inline_epp("webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\n", {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),  # got a syntax error here
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>"\n"', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\r', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
    here are some examples of --noop output:
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    @@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
\ No newline at end of file

@@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1"\n"
\ No newline at end of file


@@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1\r\n
\ No newline at end of file

@@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1\r
\ No newline at end of file
    Thanks PS. I'm not expert in CRLF and/or LF, i just want to add new line character 😄
    ✅ 1
  • o
    Hello, please advice - how to specify new line character in inline_epp() ? Currently i have next:
    Copy code
    file { '/opt/bitbucket-webhook/webhook-go-version':
        content => template('profile/webhook-go-version.erb'),
        *       => $file_defaults,
    }
    and content of template (webhook-go-version.erb)
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    webhook_go_current_version=<%= @webhook_version %>
    I'm trying to get rid of file "webhook-go-version.erb" and replace it with `inline_epp`:
    Copy code
    file { '/opt/bitbucket-webhook/webhook-go-version':
        content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
        *       => $file_defaults,
    }
    The problem is: when i run --noop it tries to remove newline. I'm trying to get round that but so far cannot understand how should i specify newline break/escape character? Tried to read documentation but didn't found answer (https://www.puppet.com/docs/puppet/7/function.html) Examples of what i have tried:
    Copy code
    content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}), # default syntax from documentation
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\r\n', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\n', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
content => inline_epp("webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\n", {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),  # got a syntax error here
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>"\n"', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
    here are some examples of --noop output:
    Copy code
    @@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
\ No newline at end of file

@@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1"\n"
\ No newline at end of file


@@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1\r\n
\ No newline at end of file
    Thanks PS. I'm not expert in CRLF and/or LF, i just want to add new line character 😄
  • o
    Hello, please advice - how to specify new line character in inline_epp() ? Currently i have next:
    Copy code
    file { '/opt/bitbucket-webhook/webhook-go-version':
        content => template('profile/webhook-go-version.erb'),
        *       => $file_defaults,
    }
    and content of template (webhook-go-version.erb)
    Copy code
    webhook_go_current_version=<%= @webhook_version %>
    I'm trying to get rid of file "webhook-go-version.erb" and replace it with `inline_epp`:
    Copy code
    file { '/opt/bitbucket-webhook/webhook-go-version':
        content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
        *       => $file_defaults,
    }
    The problem is: when i run --noop it tries to remove newline. I'm trying to get round that but so far cannot understand how should i specify newline break/escape character? Tried to read documentation but didn't found answer (https://www.puppet.com/docs/puppet/7/function.html) Examples of what i have tried:
    Copy code
    content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}), # default syntax from documentation
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\r\n', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\n', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
content => inline_epp("webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\n", {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),  # got a syntax error here
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>"\n"', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
content => inline_epp('webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>\r', {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
    here are some examples of --noop output:
    Copy code
    @@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
\ No newline at end of file

@@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1"\n"
\ No newline at end of file


@@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1\r\n
\ No newline at end of file

@@ -1 +1 @@
-webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1
+webhook_go_current_version=2.0.1\r
\ No newline at end of file
    Thanks PS. I'm not expert in CRLF and/or LF, i just want to add new line character 😄
  • y
    I’d suggest to use the string interpolation in this case instead. Something like: content => “webhook_go_current_version=${webhook_version}\n”
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  • y
    I’d suggest to use the string interpolation in this case instead. Something like: content => “webhook_go_current_version=${webhook_version}\n”
  • y
    Wrt inline_epp, it should work with “…\n” I believe.
  • y
    But there is not much profit from using a template in this particular case I’d say
  • o
    Thanks, haven't though about it 😄
  • s
    'webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>'
    has no newline char, so either with 
    "...\n"
    (note the double quotes), or a heredoc will do it:
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    content => inline_epp(@(DOC), {webhook_version => $webhook_version}),
webhook_go_current_version=<%= $webhook_version %>
| DOC
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  • s
    Hey folks. Looking at recommended perf tweaks for puppetserver, I see it recommended to change 
    environment_timeout
    to a non-zero value. Assuming you change it to an expiration time (i.e., not unlimited), under what circumstances will the cache get invalidated? I.e., if I set this to 
    3m
    , should I be expecting possible stale puppet runs within that 3m window? Thanks!
  • v
    I have mine set to unlimited and I refresh environment via hook in r10k
  • v
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    for environment in $1; do
  /bin/curl -k --cert <%= $settings::hostcert %> \
  --key <%= $settings::hostprivkey %> -X DELETE \
  <https://localhost:8140/puppet-admin-api/v1/environment-cache>\?environment=$environment
done
  • y
    IIRC there are just 2 options - either it’s off (0) or unlimited (any other value).. so you should call the URL above to clean the cache
  • y
    IIRC there are just 2 options - either it’s off (0) or unlimited (any other value).. so you should call the URL above to clean the cache
  • y
    not sure about PE though.. maybe cache expiration and cleanup is implemented there
  • y
    not sure about PE though.. maybe cache expiration and cleanup is implemented there
  • v
    PE wants you to have unlimited if code manager is enabled
  • y
    ah, so it’s the same then
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