Re: upgrading puppet

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Toshio Kuratomi wrote:
> Mike McGrath wrote:
>> On Mon, 8 Dec 2008, Mike McGrath wrote:
>> 
>>> I'm going to do our puppet upgrade today, it may start to fail on
>>> some boxes while I'm in the process.
>>>
>> 
>> Side note - Changelog (below) includes some fixes for selinux.
>> This is great!  But it causes runs to take a very long time.  From
>> 60s to 160s.  So we have some decisions to make.  We can continue
>> to upgrade to 24.6.  Or we can wait for 24.7 to come out (this
>> issue is already fixed in head).

Fixed means that puppet uses libselinux-ruby bindings.  It also means
that only Fedora >= 9 will have selinux support.

I don't know what the odds are of getting libselinux-ruby built for
RHEL.  The versions are considerably different.  I haven't even looked
to see if the ruby bindings were part of upstream libselinux-1.33.4,
which is what RHEL-5 currently has (versus 2.0.73 on F-10).

(FWIW, it is a lot faster.  Who'd have thunk that forking a shell once
or twice for every file puppet touches would be so slow? ;)

> I don't mind waiting on puppet runs.  Unless 24.7 is right around the
> corner, updating is fine by me.

Puppet-0.24.7rc1 was pushed out a week or so ago.  I'd expect the full
release within another week or so.

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