* Matthew Palmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070924 21:35]: > At least half of this bug is caused by some changes that I've been rolling > into the packages since 0.23.2-4. The critical line in the program output > is: > > warning: The 'plugins' module can not have a path. Ignoring attempt to > set it > > That is, the 'plugins' module is being detected as a "special" fileserver > section, and the system has it's own rules for deciding where to get files > for that from. > > I'm going to upload -7 shortly, which will partially disable this behaviour > -- that is, if you've got a plugins section defined in your fileserver with > a path, it'll be used, but otherwise the default behaviour (as specified in > http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/PluginsInModules) will apply.
I've installed -7, which seems to make that error go away, but there is quite a bit of debugging information that is output on the puppetmaster side now: notice: Starting Puppet server version 0.23.2 list is [["/", "directory"], ["/parser", "directory"], ["/config", "directory"], ["/type", "directory"], ["/provider", "directory"], ["/reports", "directory"]] list is [["/", "directory"], ["/functions", "directory"]] list is [["/", "directory"], ["/slash_escape.rb", "file"]] list is [["/", "file"]] list is [["/", "directory"]] list is [["/", "directory"], ["/authorized_key.rb", "file"]] list is [["/", "file"]] list is [["/", "directory"], ["/authorized_key", "directory"]] list is [["/", "directory"], ["/parsed.rb", "file"]] list is [["/", "file"]] list is [["/", "directory"], ["/lastcheck.rb", "file"]] list is [["/", "file"]] list is [["/", "directory"], ["/private_ip.rb", "file"]] list is [["/", "file"]] Was this intentional? > If you're feeling energetic, you can test the plugins-in-modules > functionality and report problems. It's stable here, but the corner cases > will always need other people to help find them. This is the first I've heard of it, I'll have a look and see if I can. > As far as the other error, "err: Fileserver module 'factsprivate_ip' not > mounted", I'm at a bit of a loss. You don't say which version of Puppet you > upgraded from, but I seem to recall something about a bug that looked a bit > like this, caused by having a trailing slash in the path for the fileserver > section. Check that, but if that's not the problem give me your > fileserver.conf and I'll try and reproduce it here. It looks like you got this one with -7 as well, there is no trailing slash in my fileserver.conf. Micah -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
