Closed merqlove closed 10 years ago
I have the feeling that this error needs to be fixed from the python cookbooks side?
It is more 5.x related issue, then python cookbook. But python cookbook don't check for RHEL version in PIP installer.
I feel that this fix rather belongs to a wrapper cookbook.
It's a lot of code to fix a small include_recipe
on the wrapper cookbook, that is only required by CentOS 5.x
Is this fixed if you include include_recipe 'python::source'
resp. include_recipe 'python::package
' in your wrapper cookbook?
Then we could just add a small line to the README, and we're good.
For now fixed a lot of typos & bugs. I think current version is stable. For me it works at centos 5.10, 6.5 & ubuntu 12.04
This cookbook working in CentOS 7, but only via source. RHEL 7 seems to be great release. New core & stable components. But EPEL right now in beta, so prime time of RHEL 7 will be in september/october.
Chef has a lot of issues with different service providers of recent Linux distributions it seems (Upstart issues with Ubuntu, systemd issues with CentOS 7). I'd wait a little until they fix the major issues, then add it to the kitchen tests.
All kitchen tests run through perfectly. Thanks a lot again!
Right. I'm think same.
Thanks for you also, for this cookbook & dialog! Seems that duplicity is a good way for daily backups. 2 weeks, works well :)
So this issues fixed.