purpleidea/puppet-gluster

add op-version 3.7.2

When using bridges, the interface names are usually in the form br-*,
but the dashes are replaced by underscores in facter.
This patch corrects the vrrp facter module to allow support for
interfaces with such names.

The gluster project is worried that hosting of some of my projects are
over-inflating the stats, and so I have to move some of this stuff to a
new server :(

This transitions away from the deprecated 'type' function in stdlib and
moves to 'type3x'. This requires updating the dependencies from
'at least stdlib 4.0.0' to 'at least stdlib 4.6.0', so metadata.json
is updated, and the semantic version bumped as this version will break
if used with the previous dependencies.

stdlib 4.6.0 officially deprecates the 'type' function, as it is
a reserved word for Puppet 4.0, and replaces it with a new
'type3x' function. This PR inserts a conditional to test for the
existence of a 'type3x' function and uses that. Otherwise, it will
use the 'type' function.

This change maintains the listed compatibility with stdlib versions
greater than 4.0.0.

This does not create 'future' parser or Puppet 4.0 compatibility.

There was a non ASCII character betwen "to" and "server" on ligne 107

This journey has been pretty long :) Thanks for the patch and figuring
out the issue. I had to reformat it though.

This closes purpleidea/puppet-gluster#36

This avoids errors if you have only one brick vs. many.

A small note: I haven't tested this ad-infinitum, but since nobody who
has tested it privately has complained, I'm sticking this in git master
so that it gets wider testing. If anyone has issues, please report!

The purpose of this PR is to allow failed fstab entries to not cause an
OS to hang on boot. This is particularly problematic on cloud providers
like AWS where there is not a quick way to manage an instance and select
a skip option prior to SSH access becoming available.

If people dislike this change, I can revert it, but I think it's a nice
way to show people progress on the project. Also it's in #gluster-devel.

Chris Card send me this doc FAQ patch, which I edited slightly and
merged. Thanks!

Also, there are packages for other distributions available too, it is not RPM limited.

…dy" doesn't exist on Ubuntu systems, see : http://askubuntu.com/questions/138972/what-is-the-equivalent-user-for-nobodynobody-from-centos

Depending of gluster use, performances could be very impacted by this choice.
See http://www.gluster.org/community/documentation/index.php/Gluster_3.2:_Using_NFS_with_Gluster

This is needed in order to run "onlyif" option properly.

Workaround for : "Stopping volume make its data inaccessible. Do you want to continue? (y/n)"
See https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Storage/2.0/html/Installation_Guide/ch08.html