Setting puppet_interval in puppet web ui to 10 doesn't seem to be doing
anything except mark hosts as 'out of sync' when the last report is >
puppet_interval + 5 minutes.
I thought maybe this setting would take effect on newly deployed hosts but
this is not the case. When I manually set /etc/puppet/puppet.conf to
contain:
[agent]
runinterval = 600
My hosts do not go 'out of sync'.
Should I be using a puppet module to configure the puppet agent configs on
hosts to include this option or is there a base file I can modify on
foreman that will contain this change for new hosts?
New hosts are entirely configured by provisioning templates. The
defaults use a snippet called "puppet.conf", so try editing that
template to add any settings you want.
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On 11/12/15 22:33, steved0ca wrote:
> Setting puppet_interval in puppet web ui to 10 doesn't seem to be doing
> anything except mark hosts as 'out of sync' when the last report is >
> puppet_interval + 5 minutes.
>
> I thought maybe this setting would take effect on newly deployed hosts
> but this is not the case. When I manually set /etc/puppet/puppet.conf to
> contain:
>
> [agent]
> runinterval = 600
>
> My hosts do not go 'out of sync'.
>
>
> Should I be using a puppet module to configure the puppet agent configs
> on hosts to include this option or is there a base file I can modify on
> foreman that will contain this change for new hosts?
