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The first thing that comes to mind is greed... Definitely not... T Then we found that it was actually DP-enabled... However, we need to sort them first. If f [I] indicates that the first puppet has to lose a few at worst F [I] = max (F [J] + calc (J + 1, I) where j The calc (x, y) function compute can discard a maximum of several matching functions from the X to the Y puppet. The method is as follows: Hzw

(1) Error Log:Http://storageboy.com/2013/04/25/quick-tip-on-installing-and-running-redhats-openstack-distro/ERROR: Error during puppet run: err:/Stage [main]/Packstack: Netns/Exec[Netns_dependecy_install]/returns: change from notrun to 0 failed: Command exceeded timeout at/var/tmp/packstack/modules/packstack/manifests/netns. pp: 13 (2) solution: # Vim/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/packstack/puppet/modul

I. Configuring automatic registration RulesServer End:Vim/etc/puppet/autosign.conf*.puppet.com # specifies the range of domain names that are automatically registered ( IP no validation, no certainty)Second, clear the authentication configurationPuppet cert list--all ViewPuppet cert--clean client1.puppet.com # clear Set up configurationThird, clean up the client configurationCd/var/lib/puppet/ssl RM-RF * Re

(1) error log: Warning (1) error log:Http://storageboy.com/2013/04/25/quick-tip-on-installing-and-running-redhats-openstack-distro/ERROR: Error during puppet run: err:/Stage [main]/Packstack: Netns/Exec[Netns_dependecy_install]/returns: change from notrun to 0 failed: Command exceeded timeout at/var/tmp/packstack/modules/packstack/manifests/netns. pp: 13 (2) solution: # Vim/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/packstack/

System Environment: centos6.3 puppet:puppet-2.7.13 facter:facter-1.6.5 Ruby:yum Source Note: Facter used to obtain client system information (such as HOSTNAME,IP,OS-VERSION,FQDN, etc.) Ruby is the puppet development environment Puppet server:192.168.7.196 Puppet client:192.168.7.197 (server) configuration only for servers (client) configured for client-

The architecture is as follows: ============================ Manifests =========================== 1,at/etc/puppet/mainfests ------------------ Site.pp +++++++++ Import "MODULES.PP" Import "NODES/*.PP" ------------------------------- 2,at/etc/puppet/manifests/nodes ------------------- Node_master.pp ++++++++ Node ' master.puppet.com ' { Include Nginx Include PHP Include MySQL } -------

Crontab program that comes with the system. User: Add Crontab to a system account, which is added by default to the system account that is participating in the execution daemon.2 casesUse cron resource settings to call ntpdate every 5 minutes to adjust system time and edit/etc/puppet/manifests/cron.pp.Cron {' ntpdate ':ensure = present,Command = '/usr/sbin/ntpdate 192.168.0.1 ',user = ' root ',minute = ' */5 ',}#

::d Eluser ($username ) { User {"$username": Ensure => absent,} file {"/home/$username": Ensure => absent,}} Note that puppet also supports SSH key authentication, you can go to the official website to see, here or with the password Use the following methods: Node ' Server1 ' { include user realize user[' Dev1 '] # # Create Dev1 user individually::d eluser{"Userdel sa1":

Problems encountered during rsync installation using rpm in Aix and Solutions Recently, I was tossing over the AIX system. It had a package management tool named installp, but it was useless and I didn't know where to find the package. Thanks to the RPM support provided by Aix, the most familiar RPM package is used for software installation. Puppet And mcollective are installed. Then I started to manage it, but there was a problem when installing rsyn

Stage execution sequence stage {'zero ':}-> stage {'first' :}-> stage {'openstack-custom-repo ':} -> stage {'netconfig' :}-> stage {'corosync _ setup' :}-> stage {'openstack-Firewall ':} -> stage ['main'] 1. Class {'in in _ deployment ': Stage => 'zero'} First, execute begin_deployment2, class {": openstack :: logging ": running: openstack: logging. PP (involving rsyslog: Server. PP: openstack: logrotate. PP-> anacron module) 3. 'openstack-M m-repo' exist in these three files. 4. Class {"l23netw

This tutorial mainly uses Photoshop to synthesize the super cool robot background, this time mainly does the back effect, the reorganization feeling is somewhat similar to the puppet effect, adds the luster adornment, more manifests the robot characteristic. Author: Fun_phang Source: Station Cool first See effect chart Open artwork First load photos in Photoshop Pull the body out and load it into the background image of the black and dark gr

First, the system environment 1. Puppet Service End release:rhel6.4 HOSTNAME:puppetserver.rsyslog.org Tcp/ip:172.16.200.100/24 Packages: Puppet-server-2.7.21-1.el6.noarch mcollective-client-2.2.4 activemq-5.5.0 2, puppet node release:rhel5.8 HOSTNAME:agent1.rsyslog.org Tcp/ip:172.16.200.101/24 Packages: Puppet