diff options
Diffstat (limited to 'documentation/testing.page')
| -rw-r--r-- | documentation/testing.page | 12 |
1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions
diff --git a/documentation/testing.page b/documentation/testing.page index 401e11bf6..3fd39f2ab 100644 --- a/documentation/testing.page +++ b/documentation/testing.page @@ -16,22 +16,22 @@ I often use my local Subversion sandbox for testing (i.e., I have my Puppet configuration stored in Subversion and checked out in my home directory, and I just test Puppet directly against this configuration). Normally Puppet would make the configuration directory for you, but the server needs the ``site.pp`` -to exist, so you need to create the ``manifests`` subdirectory:: +to exist, so you need to create the ``manifests`` subdirectory: $ mkdir -p /var/tmp/puppet/manifests $ vi /var/tmp/puppet/manifests/site.pp <create file> -Alternatively, you can just specify the manifest itself:: +Alternatively, you can just specify the manifest itself: $ sudo puppetmasterd --verbose --manifest ~/svn/puppet/manifests/site.pp I also always at least run the daemons in verbose mode while testing. First -start the central daemon:: +start the central daemon: $ sudo puppetmasterd --verbose --confdir /var/tmp/puppet -By default, ``puppetmasterd`` looks for node definitions along these lines:: +By default, ``puppetmasterd`` looks for node definitions along these lines: node mymachine { include $operatingsystem @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ then you should create the config without nodes and use the ``--nonodes`` argument. Once you have the manifest, start the client, pointing it at the local server, -running in noop mode the first time:: +running in noop mode the first time: $ sudo puppetd --verbose --confdir /var/tmp/puppet --server localhost --noop --onetime @@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Also, you can narrow down what portion of the configuration you are testing by using '--tag'. For instance, say you are running this on a machine that is an ldapserver, namedserver, and webserver, and you're adding ntpserver to the list of classes being evaluated. Rather than sitting through the entire -config every run, just apply the ntpserver elements:: +config every run, just apply the ntpserver elements: $ sudo puppet --server localhost --test --tag ntpserver |