Objects matching the expression 'facter'

• #276 patch - fqdn fact (facter, fqdn, patch)
• #519 puppetd does not notice changes to facts (caching, facter, puppetd)
• #569 Dynamic facts always force a recompile (facter, puppetd)
• #581 facter must be installed into rubys libdir or tests fail (LoadError, facter, install, site_dir)
• #595 puppet choke on non english LANG settings (facter, lang, puppet)
• #888 Facter (ipmess.rb) truncating Xen virtual interfaces (facter, interfaces, virtual, xen)
• #1145 facts with colons are invalid (colon, facter, ipaddress)
• #1146 facts with colons are invalid (colon, facter, ipaddress)
• #1177 You should be able to test within a template for whether a variable or fact is defined (fact, facter, nil, template)
• #1182 More facts for manufacturer.rb (facter, facts, manufacturer)
• #1230 facts not (always) set in a puppet run (darwin, debian, facter)
• AddingFacts Adding Custom Facts to Facter (custom, extend, extending, fact, facter, facts, module, plugins, recipe)
• FacterRecipes Recipes for configuring Facter (facter)
• FrequentlyAskedQuestions Puppet is an open-source next-generation server automation tool. It is composed of a declarative language for expressing system configuration, a client and server for distributing it, and a library for realizing the configuration. The primary design goal of Puppet is that it have an expressive enough language backed by a powerful enough library that you can write your own server automation applications in just a few lines of code. With Puppet, you can express the configuration of your entire network in one program capable of realizing the configuration. The fact that Puppet has open source combined with how easily it can be extended means that you can add whatever functionality you think is missing and then contribute it back to the main project if you desire. For more about the capabilities of Puppet, take a look at the documentation_. [back_] Who maintains this FAQ and where can I find an updated version? (asked, certificates, configuration, docs, facter, faq, frequently, gpl, graphing, installation, manifests, puppet, questions, tls)
• PuppetSource Puppet is currently implemented in Ruby and uses standard Ruby libraries. You should be able to run Puppet on any Unix-style host with Ruby. Windows support is planned but not currently available. Before you Begin ---------------- Make sure your host has Ruby version 1.8.2 or later:: $ ruby -v and, if you want to run the tests, rake:: $ rake -V While Puppet should work with 1.8.1, there have been many reports of problems with this version. Make sure you have Git_:: $ git --version Get the Source -------------- Puppet currently relies on another Reductive Labs tool, Facter_. Create a working directory and get them both:: $ SETUP_DIR (documentation, download, facter, git, source, testing)
• Recipes/AqueosFacterVps Add some facts about Verio VPS (VPS, aqueos, facter, recipe)
• Recipes/CreateUserFact? (fact, facter, recipes, users, variable)
• Recipes/DRBDFacts DRBD cluster facts (DRDB, facter, recipe)
• Recipes/HomeFact Expose the location of your home directory (facter, home, recipe)
• Recipes/HostgroupFact Identify a node's group by its short hostname (facter, recipe)
• Recipes/NetworksFactsRecipe Output (facter, linux, network, recipe)
• Recipes/PythonVersion Python Version Fact (facter, python, recipe, version)
• Recipes/RaidFact Exporting RAID controller information (facter, raid, recipe)
• Recipes/SuSE_Version Get the SuSE Version (SUSE, facter, recipe, sles)
• Recipes/UserFact Create a fact about installed users (facter, recipes, user, users)
• Recipes/VMWareGuest VMware (facter, puppet, recipe, vmware)
• Recipes/dmidecode { 'BIOS Information' (dmi, facter, recipe)
• Recipes/users? (facter, recipes, users)