location custom master_job_cache

[Jakub Pinkas]

Hello,

i play around with returners to determine which will be better.

First I started with postgres returner, but I wanted something to report just from master, so I switched to postgres_local_cache, but we wanted to tweak some things and put it for test.

Here now goes my problem, we have returner ready, but where I place it since it is for master?

salt://_returners/my_returner.py - doesnt work.

Thanks for any clue,

[Colton Myers]

You'll probably have to place it in the salt installation directory, under `salt/returners/`. I think there's an open issue for making the `salt://_*` directories sync to the master process as well.

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[Jakub Pinkas]

I'am sorry must be really tired when i wrote the question and I provide some wrong information.

I tried to edit master_job_cache, but I don't know where I should place edited file for master to recognize it.

"Failed to allocate a jid. The requested returner 'postgres_local_cache_custom' could not be loaded.".

If I clone git repository on test server farm and place it under salt/returners and run new install it compile new retuner into salt and everything seems to work as expected.

But what I want to know is where I could place it to master recognize custom master_job_cache and how to set it in configuration file for master since on production we want to use only package version:

                  Salt: 2015.5.0

                Python: 2.7.9 (default, Mar  1 2015, 12:57:24)

                Jinja2: 2.7.3

              M2Crypto: 0.21.1

        msgpack-python: 0.1.10

          msgpack-pure: Not Installed

              pycrypto: 2.6.1

               libnacl: Not Installed

                PyYAML: 3.11

                 ioflo: Not Installed

                 PyZMQ: 14.4.0

                  RAET: Not Installed

                   ZMQ: 4.0.5

                  Mako: Not Installed

 Debian source package: 2015.5.0+ds-1~bpo70+1 

Thanks in advance,

Dne pátek 26. června 2015 23:22:16 UTC+2 basepi napsal(a):

[Colton Myers]

Try renaming the returner module (you may also have to rename its __virtualname__ in the code so it doesn't conflict) and then placing in the salt installation directory as I mentioned before, and restart the master. Also be sure the dependencies for the returner are installed so it will load properly.

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Colton Myers

Platform Engineer, SaltStack

@basepi on Twitter/Github/IRC