provisioning

Chef seems to be processing resources in a strange order, causing my build to fail. My main recipe ( mytardis-chef/site-cookbooks/recipes/default.rb ) starts like this: include_recipe "build-essential" include_recipe "mytardis::deps" include_recipe "mytardis::nginx" include_recipe "mytardis::postgresql" mytardis-chef/cookbooks/build-essential/recipes/default.rb looks like this: case node['platform'] when "ubuntu","debian" %w{build-essential binutils-doc}.each do |pkg| package pkg do action :install end end when "centos","redhat","fedora","scientific" %w{gcc gcc-c++ kernel-devel make}.each do

I'm really going mad with this problem! I have an app that contains a simple Helper app which manages the login item for the Main app. When I try to submit the app I get errors related to the provisioning profile and the entitlements. I'm sure that the problem is related with the Helper app because before than I added it the submission worked with no problem. At the moment the helper app is code signed and is sandboxed as the main app. The errors are : Invalid provisioning profile. The provisioning profile included in the bundle is invalid Invalid Code Signing Entitlements. The entitlements in

I saw that it's possible to convert a Docker image into a Vagrant box. Is there a way to convert a Vagrant box into a Docker image? I replayed this with EC2 boxes and Virtualbox boxes in my Github project blacklabelops/centos . I have prepared a Vagrantfile with the necessary installation and you can try it yourself with your Vagrant boxes. EC2 boxes: Create and provision an AMI image with https://github.com/katzj/ami-creator - Skripts in my repository. Afterwards use Guestfish in order to extract the image into a tarball. - Skripts in my repository. Import the tarball inside Docker. - Example

While experimenting with iPhone app development, we have several AppIDs which should be deleted - except I can't find any way to delete them! What can I do with them? If delete is not available, how about renaming, hiding or permanently disabling? UPDATE: Beginning April 2013 Apple allows deleting AppIDs. Whoaa! Delete: No Rename: No Hide: No Disable: No If you create an App ID, be prepared to live with it for the rest of your life; App IDs are the herpes of iPhone provisioning. The delete button is reappeared again on Apple Developers Now you can delete your App ID again by following these 2

I have the following setup: Many different projects which are separate git repositories, but all have mostly the same server configuration Each project in turn depends on many other projects and we use the composer dependency manager to get them together (PHP language here). I want to use Vagrant and include a Vagrant file in each repository, so my team members can clone a repository, run vagrant up and be ready to go. My question is now directed towards the provisioning. I need to install several tools and packages like apache, git, mysql and several php packages, then download some files

I couldn't find anything on this (maybe I'm just using the wrong search terms..): We're trying to build a sensible continuous integration setting for our apps. To have a REALLY sensible implementation, the build server should be able to automatically refresh the used provisioning profiles from apple. Similar to what the X-Code organizer does, but automagically via command line. Any clue if that's possible at all? James J Here's my bash script for it, where the first argument to the script ($1) is the location of the new profiles. rm -Rf ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles/* cp "$1"/*

I'm using xcodebuild to compile my iPhone app from the command line. Is there a way to pass in some sort of option to set the provisioning profile? There seems to be not very much information about xcodebuild in general. Documentation It seems from the doc, you can't set the provisioning file BUT you can specify the target: [-target targetname] So, if you create a target for each provisioning file, you could select the proper target from the command line. This would basically accomplish what your asking. Actually, you should be able to just add it to the XCode command line setting. xcodebuild

So I am using terraform to provision ec2 instances and openstack instances. I am trying to reference the IP addresses of the instances I am creating because I need to run commands that use them (to set up consul). However after adding references to these variables terraform just stalls out and does absolutely nothing after I run a terraform apply or terraform plan : Here is a sample of the resource block for what I am trying to run: resource "aws_instance" "consul" { count = 3 ami = "ami-ce5a9fa3" instance_type = "t2.micro" key_name = "ansible_aws" tags { Name = "consul" } connection { user =