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| Creating check_mk nagios configurations from puppet | Michael Klatsky | michaelk@tnrglobal.com | www.tnrglobal.com | First of all- thanks for your work on this. We are using check_mk and puppet and your work on this is much appreciated. I am running into a problem, however. When running puppetd on the client, the following error is being thrown: err: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER: Failed to parse template checkmk/collection.mk.erb: undefined method `include?' for :_timestamp:Symbol at /etc/puppet/modules/checkmk/manifests/init.pp:46 on node Would you have any suggestions? Thanks! Michael Klatsky TNR Global, LLC Hadley, MA 01062 | Show | Edit | Destroy |
| Creating check_mk nagios configurations from puppet | Jeremy | jeremy.thornhill@gmail.com | http://weblog.etherized.com | That's curious; I expected all the keys in there to be strings, but... that seems to imply that you have a non-string object as a key in your scope. I didn't even know that was possible :) Keep in mind that this module assumes you're running a recent puppet ( I use 2.7, and yes, I know I'm using evil unscoped variables and that this module needs to be rejiggered before 2.8 comes around). I've also only tested it against dashboard, but I don't really see why it wouldn't work with foreman. One possible workaround for you would be to modify line 8 in collection.mk.erb to replace: if k.include?("check_mk_tags") with: if k.respond_to?('include?') && k.include?("check_mk_tags") That should skip any non-string variable names. But, I do wonder if this is a symptom of something else. | Show | Edit | Destroy |
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