Closed westeras closed 8 years ago
This is with Chef 11 and on RHEL 6.7
Ruby2 moved the $INPUT_RECORD_SEPERATOR variable to the std 'English' lib. You can fix the resource by adding alias $INPUT_RECORD_SEPERATOR $/ if $INPUT_RECORD_SEPERATOR.nil?
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@westeras can you verify that you are still seeing this behavior with the latest version of the cookbook? I think it's ok at this point.
Thanks!
Hi Jennifer, it's actually been a long while since I have used this cookbook or even chef in general (project change) but if I remember correctly I followed the advice of the other reply on this thread and that fixed the problem.
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@westeras can you verify that you are still seeing this behavior with the latest version of the cookbook? I think it's ok at this point.
Thanks!
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@westeras Thanks for the update! I appreciate your feedback. As I'm seeing a change in the output, (as we're using the English lib now) I'm going to go ahead and close this. If you find yourself using chef again, and running into this problem, please feel free to reopen. Thanks!
I am attempting to add 7 entries to the known hosts file. The first 6 are concatenated onto a single line in the hosts file, with the last one being given its own line. Obviously this prevents host verification from happening for all but the last host. I checked out the v2.0.0 release commit and it works as it's supposed to, so the bug has been introduced somewhere between now and then.