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Latest version of elasticsearch can't be installed #39
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Thank you for using the puppet module and your full report. class { 'elasticsearch':
pkg_source => 'puppet:///path/to/elasticsearch-0.90.2.deb'
} Hope this makes it more clearer for you? |
Thanks, that really helps a lot! Can I also point to some URL (e.g. the official elasticsearch download location)? |
I'm afraid an URL won't work, its a possible feature though but think it will barely be used. |
Ok, thanks for your help. Maybe you should also add the above option as example to the |
Good point :-) will put it on my todo list. Thanks. |
Sorry, it's still not quite working. I've put the file under
The error then is
What's wrong? |
I also found this link where they suggest to create an empty |
Ok, after learning more about puppets file serving i changed the configuration to:
Note the missing Sorry for the noise :) |
It finally works. I had to install java. So i downloaded the java module from here and added
to my puppet config. I'm not sure if this is the right way, but at least it works. @electrical |
Hi, that can work fine yeah. Glad its working now. |
I had the same problem on ubuntu 12.04. Worked like a charm! |
So what's the recommended approach in Puppet to get the |
In case this helps somebody else, here's how I installed ElasticSearch 0.90.3 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS with Puppet + this module:
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Thanks @philfreo |
@eddiejaoude @philfreo im working on a re-write of the module which will provide different ways of getting the package installed. Hope this will help in future deployments. |
I've installed your package under Vagrant and tried to install elasticsearch
0.90.2
on a precise64 box with a configuration like this:During
vagrant provision
i get this error:I have to admit that i'm quite new to puppet, so maybe i miss a basic step. But isn't the main idea that the module should take care of the complete installation process and add apt repos if neccessary?
Sorry if this is an invalid bug. I'd appreciate any help.
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