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Hello!,
Just started working with this package and have to say is great!.
Was playing with the Supervisor class and would love to have an option specify the path where supervisorctl resides as well to be able to define where the configuration may reside.
There are some scenarios where the
Support for labels would be very nice
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Description
After running chefspec, the summary output for tests are no longer displaying the verbs. Is this a recent change to the coding standard and I need to update my tests or a bug with ChefSpec?
e.g.,
Tests
expect(chef_run).to create_directory('/opt/my-folder').with(
owner: 'root',
group: 'root',
mode: '0755',
)
end
it do
expect(chef_run).to inst-
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Description
On Windows, when a drive is mounted to an empty NTFS folder (e.g. C:\mounts\disk01) rather than a drive letter, ohai does not detect the disk and so does not retrieve any information regarding it.
This is caused by the use of the Win32_LogicalDisk object at https://github.com/chef/ohai/blob/master/lib/ohai/plugins/windows/filesystem.rb#L43. If Win32_Volume is used instea
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Jun 21, 2019 - Ruby
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Cookbook version
Latest
Chef-client version
N/A
Platform Details
N/A
Scenario:
SSM parameters are super useful as a K/V store for secrets and configuration data. It enables centralization of this data outside of the Chef environment where it can be re-used for other purposes and means we don't have to maintain mutiple copies of data that we would otherwise have to put
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May 20, 2020 - Jupyter Notebook
Is there any documentation to uninstall chefdk from linux system. I got a link to uninstall complete chef (https://docs.chef.io/uninstall/) but there is no mention about chefdk.
Is there any ready made script/ documentation to remove/unistall chefdk?
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Jun 29, 2020 - Ruby
Platform Details
Windows
Scenario:
A per #162
Expected Result:
Cookbook is tested.
Actual Result:
We don't test on Windows right now.
Description
php.ini for CentOS, RedHat and Ubuntu are missing request_order, defaulting it to variables_order, which is set to EGPCS.
http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php says that
...the default distribution php.ini files does not contain the 'C' for cookies, due to security concerns.
I would like to understand why the variable is missing from the template for these distri
Update Changelog
🗣️ Foreword
Thank for taking the time to fill this bug report fully. Without it we may not be able to fix the bug, and the issue may be closed without resolution.
👻 Brief Description
Update all CHANGELOGs to follow standard defined at https://keepachangelog.com/
Issue sprouted from sous-chefs/meta/issues/101. If not applicable then issue should be closed.
Cookbook version
8.5.2
Chef-client version
13.12.14
Platform Details
Ubuntu 16.04, running in Vagrant and AWS
Scenario:
We're upgrading an existing environment that has been running mysql 5.5 and using the default data location, /var/lib/mysql. We have various scripts that expect the data to be in that location, so would like to keep it there.
[What you are tryin
Update Changelog
🗣️ Foreword
Thank for taking the time to fill this bug report fully. Without it we may not be able to fix the bug, and the issue may be closed without resolution.
👻 Brief Description
Update all CHANGELOGs to follow standard defined at https://keepachangelog.com/
Issue sprouted from sous-chefs/meta/issues/101. If not applicable then issue should be closed.
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Jun 8, 2020 - Go
Brief Description
template_cookbook is documented for apache2_module but doesn't appear to be implemented.
Cookbook version
7.1.0
Scenario
When developing a wrapper cookbook that uses this cookbook, I expect the documentation to correspond to the implemented features.
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Chef: 15.8.23
Cookbook version: 5.8.4
OS: CentOS7.7
RabbitMQ version: 3.7.25
Erlang version: 21.3
How to reproduce:
ssh user@rabbitmq-server sudo /bin/bash -c "chef-client"
ssh user@rabbitmq-server sudo chef-client
We encountered an issue using rabbitmq cookbook in our infrastructure. We deploy application software using our service which is based on remote ssh connection to server a
The code which was added at release 2.3.1 will throw errors when run with a domain user. (code snippet below).
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In the resulting CHEF logs you can see that he tries to copy the rabbitmq file to C:\Users\DOMAIN\User\AppData\Roaming\RabbitMQ, which does not exist.
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Remove everything under C:\ProgramData\Esri\GeoEvent-Gateway does not work. It recognizes e.g. that the folder is not empty,
I struggled a bit yesterday and today, trying to land a VM on a standalong esxi host which was managed through vCenter. The value for --resource-pool was really tricky to nail.
The problem? My solo managed hosts are in a folder.
I'd love to write/see a mod to the docco around that command so when we run into that issue again, we won't have completely forgotten and get jammed up again.
It would be really great if you'll include in documentatation the set of AIM permissions required to run the kitchen instance.
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I burned a ton of time after hitting this one. It seems like a common getting started error with Chef that we should really handle better. If you spin up a node in EC2 it ends up with the cert being signed by the internal hostname and you can't use that self signed cert with knife. The solution it to update the API URL in the server config and reconfigure, but good luck finding anything online to