Schedule yum update not found

[Kazor]

Hello guys,

I'm creating class for update my servers these are Centos (RedHat Family) .  But when i run from puppet client, only apply update version but the command "yum update" declared within  in my class not found .

My class "updateso" (/etc/puppet/modules/updateso/manifests/init.pp) :

[.............]

class updateso  {

#operatingsystem => CentOS

#operatingsystemrelease => 5.8

#osfamily => RedHat

#architecture => x86_64

if $osfamily == 'RedHat' {

schedule { "daily":

        period => daily,

        range => "12 - 17",

        repeat => "1",

}

exec { "Update SO":

        user => "root",

        command => "/usr/bin/yum --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y",

        schedule => daily,

        refreshonly => true, 

 }

        

}

} #End class

[.............]

My instance site.pp

[.............]

node 'mail.example.com' {

        include updateso

}

[.............]

From agent:

[.............]

[root@correo ~]# puppet agent --test        

info: Caching catalog for mail.example.com

info: Applying configuration version '1357155391'

notice: Finished catalog run in 0.12 seconds

[.............]

¿Any suggestions?

Thanks!

[Miguel Angel Coa Morales]

Hello,

I resolved the structure inside my init.pp, but the command in the puppet agent fails:

[………]

Jan  3 12:25:45 mail2 puppet-agent[31902]: (/Stage[main]/Updateso/Exec[yum --exclude=drbd* --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y]/returns) change from notrun to 0 failed: yum --exclude=drbd* --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y returned 1 instead of one of [0] at /etc/puppet/modules/updateso/manifests/init.pp:13

[………]

My class updateso

[………]

class updateso  {

schedule{ daily:

        range => "10 - 15",

        repeat => 2,

 }

exec { "yum --exclude=drbd* --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y": #LINE 13

        schedule => daily,

        path => "/usr/local/bin/:/bin/:/usr/bin/",

#       refreshonly => true, 

#       command => "yum --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y",

}

#}

}

[………]

The line 13 is the command yum --exclude …… 

Thanks!

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[jcbollinger]

On Thursday, January 3, 2013 9:37:49 AM UTC-6, Kazor wrote:

Hello,

I resolved the structure inside my init.pp, but the command in the puppet agent fails:

[………]

Jan  3 12:25:45 mail2 puppet-agent[31902]: (/Stage[main]/Updateso/Exec[yum --exclude=drbd* --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y]/returns) change from notrun to 0 failed: yum --exclude=drbd* --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y returned 1 instead of one of [0] at /etc/puppet/modules/updateso/manifests/init.pp:13

[………]

My class updateso

[………]

class updateso  {

schedule{ daily:

        range => "10 - 15",

        repeat => 2,

 }

exec { "yum --exclude=drbd* --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y": #LINE 13

        schedule => daily,

        path => "/usr/local/bin/:/bin/:/usr/bin/",

#       refreshonly => true, 

#       command => "yum --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y",

}

#}

}

[………]

The line 13 is the command yum --exclude …… 

That looks perfectly normal to me.  Your "yum update" command is not completing successfully.  That's probably not Puppet's fault. Run the same command manually to see yum's explanation of the problem, but I'd bet it's a depsolving failure arising from your package exclusions.


John

[Miguel Angel Coa Morales]

Hello jcbollinger,

 I resolved the problem  with  "sudo" in the command syntax .  

[………...]

class updateso  {

schedule{ weekly:

        range => "14 - 16",

        repeat => 2,

 }

exec { "sudo yum --exclude=drbd* --exclude=kernel* --exclude=mysql* --exclude=php* update -y":

        user => root,

 #      password_required => true,

        schedule => weekly,

        path => "/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin",

}

}

[…………]

Thanks a lot!!

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