Yes, if you grep the installer (case-insensitively) for CentOS, you'll
find about a dozen references in different modules that would need changing.
I'd prefer to use $osfamily throughout, but I think we have an issue on
Debian Squeeze with this due to the older version of Facter (maybe
that's a non-issue now as we can't use its stock version of Puppet).
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On 12/03/13 16:56, Byron Miller wrote: > Happy puppet up and running and trying to install foreman I get an error > that the platform isn't supported > > [root@puppet-master manifests]# echo include foreman_installer | puppet > apply --modulepath /usr/share/foreman-installer -v > Warning: Config file /etc/puppet/hiera.yaml not found, using Hiera defaults > Error: puppet-master: This module does not support operatingsystem > OracleLinux at > /usr/share/foreman-installer/passenger/manifests/install.pp:10 on node > puppet-master.luminexcorp.com > Error: puppet-master: This module does not support operatingsystem > OracleLinux at > /usr/share/foreman-installer/passenger/manifests/install.pp:10 on node > puppet-master.luminexcorp.com > [root@puppet-master manifests]# > > evin if I edit the install.pp > > class apache::install { > case $::operatingsystem { > redhat,OracleLinux,centos,fedora,Scientific: { > $http_package = 'httpd' > } > Debian,Ubuntu: { > $http_package = 'apache2' > } > ... > > and add OracleLinux to the case statement, I get the same error during > install. Do I have to edit this elsewhere? any tips/pointers? Oracle > Linux 6.4–
Dominic Cleal
Red Hat Engineering