Installing foreman w/ puppet

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Hi,

I'm working on doing a foreman install.

Environment: cat /etc/issue
CentOS release 6.3 (Final)
Kernel \r on an \m

puppet --version = 2.7.19

working from this document:
http://my.itwnik.com/2013/06/step-by-step-installationconfiguration-guide-for-foremanpuppet/

I can't seem to hit the foreman webui. i.e when I try to go to
https://fqdn … it doesn't load a page.

I did some checking through the various http config files … none of the
DocumentRoot have anything in them.

Perhaps the link I'm using is incorrect. Does anyone have a link on how to
get foreman up and running on an existing puppetmaster
using CentOS? If it's in ubuntu, I'll take that.

Regards,

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I wouldn't recommend following that blog entry, it's designed for
Foreman 1.1, which is a year or two old now.

Please try on a clean host following the quickstart guide on theforeman.org:

http://theforeman.org/manuals/1.4/index.html#2.Quickstart

··· On 25/02/14 02:30, mjackson@broadsoft.com wrote: > Hi, > > I'm working on doing a foreman install. > > Environment: cat /etc/issue > CentOS release 6.3 (Final) > Kernel \r on an \m > > puppet --version = 2.7.19 > > working from this document: > http://my.itwnik.com/2013/06/step-by-step-installationconfiguration-guide-for-foremanpuppet/ > > I can't seem to hit the foreman webui. i.e when I try to go to > https://fqdn ... it doesn't load a page. > > I did some checking through the various http config files ... none of > the DocumentRoot have anything in them. > > Perhaps the link I'm using is incorrect. Does anyone have a link on how > to get foreman up and running on an existing puppetmaster > using CentOS? If it's in ubuntu, I'll take that.

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Dominic Cleal
Red Hat Engineering