Ian Burrell

Reported issues: 16

03:32 am Puppet Bug #5010 (Closed): Trailing whitespace is not allowed in auth.conf files: Trailing whitespace is not handled well in auth.conf and namespaceauth.conf. Depending on the code path and the locat...

08:27 pm Puppet Bug #3569: Recursively removing existing directories follows symlinks instead of removing the sym...: It looks like this is a bug in FileUtils::rmtree with Ruby 1.8.1. I was able to reproduce the behavior on 1.8.1 with...
08:10 pm Puppet Bug #3569: Recursively removing existing directories follows symlinks instead of removing the sym...: Some more details.
The rule was:
file { "/usr/local/util":
ensure => link,
target => ...
07:42 pm Puppet Bug #3569 (Rejected): Recursively removing existing directories follows symlinks instead of remov...: I added force to a rule to create a symlink. One machine had a directory instead which contained a symlink. The recu...

10:02 pm Puppet Bug #2196 (Closed): Redhat logrotate restarts daemons multiple times: The redhat logrotate script restarts the puppet and puppetmaster services once per log file. On a server with multip...

12:21 am Puppet Bug #2166 (Accepted): Puppet client fails to restart after log rotation: We are using puppet 0.24.7 (from EPEL) on Centos 4. We are logging to files and using the Redhat logrotate for log r...

07:28 pm Puppet Bug #1856: redhat init script doesn't honor pidfile on shutdown/reload: An alternative is to change the pidfile to be /var/run/puppet.pid. The killproc function in /etc/init.d/functions us...

12:07 am Puppet Bug #1511 (Closed): useradd provider for user type does not seem to set passwords: I found the problem. I needed to restart the puppetd. I installed ruby-shadow correctly but the libshadow feature i...

11:17 pm Puppet Bug #1511 (Closed): useradd provider for user type does not seem to set passwords: The useradd provider for user type does not change the password. This is on Centos 4 with Puppet 0.24.4. I think I ...

08:25 pm Puppet Bug #1354: yum provider problems with RHEL 3: The latest version of yum that will run on RHEL 3 is yum- .0.8. Yum 2.0.8 does not have a yum python module that lat...

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