when I do changes to my Puppet catalog files it takes some time between
these changes are picked up by the clients, even in manual mode. That
makes testing with "puppetd --test" quite hard because it can often be
up to a couple of minutes for the changes be served out.
Can I somehow flush the puppet master cache or from the client force the
reload of actual current files to speed things up?
Thanks!
Michal
Hi,
we had similar problems until we spread out everything into modules?
Are you already relying on modules? Are you using Passenger?
Regards,
Felix
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I can confirm this behavior with puppet 2.6.2, using modules and running
on passenger on RHEL5 and on Debian Squeeze.
On 04/05/2011 04:10 PM, hai wu wrote:I can confirm this behavior with puppet 2.6.2, using modules and running
> We have same problem, using modules for all and using passenger. Have
> to run puppet agent -tv at least 2 times if need to test a change
> right away ..
on passenger on RHEL5 and on Debian Squeeze.