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Hi Puppet users,

I am testing out the new puppetserver vs the apache/passenger setup for the
master,
problem is that when i created a new environment I am unable to start
puppetserver.

Anything i need to know?

checking the logs the main error i keep on getting is


ERROR [puppet-server] /File[/etc/puppet/modules/production]/ensure change
from absent to directory failed: Could not set 'directory' on ensure:
Permission denied - /etc/puppet/modules/production
2015-07-23 14:26:34,427
ERROR [p.t.internal] shutdown-on-error triggered because of exception!
Thanks! and regards
Gene

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  • Kevin Corcoran at Jul 23, 2015 at 4:51 pm ⇧
    Hi Gene,

    That looks like a problem with the permissions on that directory. I'd
    start by making sure that the 'puppet' user has read permissions on
    /etc/puppet/modules/production.

    - Kevin

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  • Gene Fontanilla at Jul 24, 2015 at 7:38 am ⇧
    Hi kevin,

    I already tried changing the ownership to puppet:puppet, and even change
    file permission to 777 just to be sure, I still get the same error,
    I also noticed that all puppet files are owned by root upon installation.

    Regards,
    Gene
    On Friday, July 24, 2015 at 12:51:15 AM UTC+8, Kevin Corcoran wrote:

    Hi Gene,

    That looks like a problem with the permissions on that directory. I'd
    start by making sure that the 'puppet' user has read permissions on
    /etc/puppet/modules/production.

    - Kevin
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