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Knife SSH?
Does anyone have any tips on how to get the ‘knife ssh’ command to work? Right now I just want to use knife from my workstation to temporarily ssh into my target node, run a command (sudo chef-client) and then be done with it….but for some reason, I get the error back ‘no nodes returned fro search!’ This is the command I’ve been running: That should work, right? |
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Push the cookbooks for "nodes" via WEBUi
Hi, Im asking myself how it feels to manage 200 nodes with the CHef-Webui! The answer was not so good as it should be because you havn’t a chance to perform a “chef-client” action on node without logging in into this node. So is there a way to do that with the chef-WebUi?! Ok we don’t have 200 nodes but approx 30 :) Regards |
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nginx cookbook compile from source failed at runit_service[nginx] use chef-solo on debian 6
Hi. I testing my cookbooks and run list on vagrant ubuntu 12.04 everything goes fine. But when I use capinstrano deploy cookbooks to debian 6 server run chef-solo things failed. I don’t know why. Someone use debian 6 have some problem or any suggestion? Below is some error logs. This is chef-stacktrace.out https://gist.github.com/v1nc3ntlaw/30d554815a664a9ff3d0 This is chef-solo run log. https://gist.github.com/v1nc3ntlaw/e7a1cd732cc2f9f11402 |
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knife and libfog-ruby1.8 packages from opscode repo don't work together
Hi, guys, I installed from opscode repo knife, and libfog-ruby1.8, and tried to use knife’s ec2 commands, which complains about “uninitialized constant Fog::AWS::Compute”, Google told me that this is due to API change to Fog. As I understand it now, chef moved on to use newer API from fog (0.5 or 0.6), but the libfog-ruby1.8 packages in the repo is still version 0.1.0-2, and it just doesn’t work with the chef packages from the same repo? Have anyone had similar problems? Shuang |
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How to download private key i.e., username.pem file from opscode site
Hi, I recently have undergone for training for Chef. Well I have a basic /small doubt how to download the private user key i.e., username.pem file from opscode site. I am able to download the org-validator key from the site although after creating my user account. Can anybody help me with a quick response as i am configuring chef to my local machine by downloading chef-client installer. |
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How do I remove sub-recipes from a reciepe
Let me explain: For our production machines we don’t want to include this recipe (mod_status). Is there a way to do turn it off in our frontend-server role ? Would I have to essentially recreate the apache cookbook as a site-cookbook and do it there? I would like to avoid this as far as possible so that I don’t have to keep syncing the vendor apache2 recipe with our own. Or is there a way to inherit from a recipe and then remove some included_recipes ? Thanks, |
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Is that possible to run chef-client on the server by keeping the node as a reference?
Hi, Every time I’m running chef-client command on the node(client) for the node configuration. From the chef-server, we use knife ec2 plugin to create a new instance on amazon ec2. Is there any possibilities or plugins to run the command “chef-client” on the server by using the required node as a reference? Which means it should reflect like we are running the command “chef-client” on the node. |
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option in knife ec2 for specifying block-device-mapping ?
I would like to specify the block device mapping (—block-device-mapping in the ec2-run-instances command) for ec2 machines in the “knife ec2 create command”. I don’t see an option for this in the help. |
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Ruby Versions for Chef
Does Chef Server & Chef nodes need to run same ruby version? I have Chef server on ruby 1.8.7 and my nodes are on 1.9.3 and am having various weird issues getting the require ‘mysql’ to work as expected. |
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2 cookbooks with the same name?
If I wanted to contribute a cookbook to manage |
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