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问题 I'm new to this forum (so apologies if I've posted in the wrong place) and also VERY NEW to Chef. I've been all around the houses trying to get a clear example of how to install a Windows service. Basically I want the Chef equivalent of "SC create" The recipe I'm trying to use is this: windows_package "RMS_EU" do installer_type :msi action :install source "c:\Servies\V5.5\EUNTRouteManager\Routing.WindowsService.exe" end When I run this I get error saying theres a problem with msi. I've tried

问题 I have an ubuntu host running docker1.2 . On top of it I have created a centos6 container which is running great! When I tried to install chef-server-11.x version it gets stuck here: * file[/opt/chef-server/sv/rabbitmq/down] action delete (up to date) * link[/opt/chef-server/init/rabbitmq] action create (up to date) * link[/opt/chef-server/service/rabbitmq] action create (up to date) * ruby_block[supervise_rabbitmq_sleep] action run After Googling, I found we need to specify platform here in

问题 I have setup a basic infrastructure using chef. This includes a local chef server(ubuntu based), workstation and an ubuntu based server(to be used as the node). Please note that the entire infrastructure lies behind the firewall in my office network. And I have made necessary proxy settings for the servers to access the internet. So here is the problem - When I try to bootstrap the node using - knife bootstrap <node's ip> --sudo -x <username> -P <password> -N "<name>" i get the following

问题 i am trying to deploy rails app through chef code. recipe contains code deploy_revision "testapp" do repo "REPO_URL" ssh_wrapper "/home/ubuntu/.ssh/chef_ssh_deploy_wrapper.sh" environment({ "RAILS_ENV" => "staging" }) deploy_to "/home/ubuntu/testapp" branch "master" user "ubuntu" group "ubuntu" scm_provider Chef::Provider::Git end and sshwrapper file contains exec ssh -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no github.com -i "/home/ubuntu/.ssh/id_rsa" "$@" when i ran bootstrap

问题 I want to specify cookbook paths using chef_solo as a provisioner in Test Kitchen. We are not using Berkshelf or chef_zero at this time. I set cookbooks_path in my .kitchen.yml file, but it seems like the chef_solo provisioner ignores that flag. See stack trace, below. .kitchen.yml --- driver: name: vagrant provisioner: name: chef_solo require_chef_omnibus: 11.8.0 roles_path: '../../roles' data_bags_path: '../../data_bags' environments_path: '../../environments' cookbooks_path: '../cookbooks,

问题 I write a custom Lightweight resource. But the notifies and only_if is not recognized. Anyone else get this working? I use these in opsworks supplies resources. So I know I am using them correctly. Unfortunately proprietary code, so I can't post the code. 回答1: Ok. RTFM. Well not really. I did not find this specific issue covered. If you write your own light weight resource and want to be able to use notifies, then use new_resource.updated_by_last_action(false) or new_resource.updated_by_last

问题 Note this is a copy of a question I asked on ServerFault but was unable to get an answer for. Hoping I can get some feedback here. I am a developer who recently inherited our previous devops person's chef setup. I'm running Chef 10 server and have realized that the nginx cookbook from opscode still uses nginx version 1.2.6. Since there are many security patches that have been released I'd like to move to 1.4.1 and feel that Chef should make this very easy. However it has proven to be

问题 How do you access node.override using chef.json in a Vagrant file? For example, using vagrant-berkshelf , I'm trying to install a particular Maven version based on Custom JSON Data in the Vagrantfile : chef.json = { 'maven' => { 'version' => '3.0.5' } } cookbooks\maven_custom\attributes\default.rb default['maven']['version'] = "3.2.1" cookbooks\maven_custom\recipes\default.rb Chef::Log.info(node['maven']['version']) When I run vagrant provision , the following gets printed out: 3.2.1

问题 Is it possible to configure attributes that are accessible across recipes? If yes, how? I've configured attributes for each recipe, but there is significant repetition I'd like to eliminate. 回答1: The way Chef works is that at the start of a convergence Chef iterates through all cookbooks that have recipes that will be run on the node (either directly on the run list or referenced via include_recipe ). For each cookbook Chef will then read in all of the attribute files stored in the attributes

问题 On a vagrant box precise64 (ubuntu 12.04) While creating a user resource with Chef, the home directory is not created: My recipe: user "myuser" do supports :manage_home => true shell "/bin/bash" home "/home/myuser" comment "Created by Chef" password "myencryptedpassword" system true provider Chef::Provider::User::Useradd action :create end When I authenticate: $ su - myuser Password: No directory, logging in with HOME=/ Update - The workaround for precise64 (Ubuntu 12.04 64bit) directory "