Anyone successfully use mcollective shell plugin with RHEL 5 & 6?
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Kenton Brede
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Sep 22, 2015, 10:54:39 AM9/22/15
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The title pretty much says it all. I mostly manage RHEL 5 & 6 boxes that come with ruby 1.8.7. The mcollective shell plugin requires ruby 1.9.
SCL might work for the RHEL 6 systems but not 5. Building everything from source would work but certainly not ideal. I took a stab at managing ruby with rbenv yesterday and didn't manage to get the shell plugin to work.
Any thoughts appreciated.
Thanks,
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Ellison Marks
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I'm in a similar situation. I haven't tried it yet, but it might work with the new AIO packages, since they vendor a newer ruby version, 2.1.something, IIRC.
Christopher Wood
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I needed slightly different behaviour from some of the puppetca plugin actions and opted to rewrite those portions. In your situation I would probably do the same thing given the irritation value of managing multiple rubies.
I found the initial learning curve for mcollective plugins steep in comparison to things like SOAP and REST, but it flattened very quickly thereafter. (Usual disclaimer: I am not a programmer. YMMV.)