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~/repos/kubernetes-kops tlyons(⎈ |iad1:default) (test_1_8_0_interactive_cli) $ $KOPS rolling-update cluster sjc1.cloud.net --interactive --yes
NAME                 STATUS       NEEDUPDATE  READY  MIN  MAX  NODES
master-us-west-1a-1  Ready        0           1      1    1    1
master-us-west-1a-2  Ready        0           1      1    1    1
master-us-west-1b-1  Ready        0           1      1    1    1
nodes                NeedsUpdate  2           0      2    20   2
I0118 21:30:59.601800   41879 instancegroups.go:160] Draining the node: "ip-10-1-61-41.us-west-1.compute.internal".
node "ip-10-1-61-41.us-west-1.compute.internal" cordoned
node "ip-10-1-61-41.us-west-1.compute.internal" cordoned
WARNING: Ignoring DaemonSet-managed pods: canal-p1xkr; Deleting pods not managed by ReplicationController, ReplicaSet, Job, DaemonSet or StatefulSet: kube-proxy-ip-10-1-61-41.us-west-1.compute.internal; Deleting pods with local storage: monitoring-grafana-1831171644-ndpkv, monitoring-influxdb-3570645011-0gk5p

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output {
  rabbitmq {
    exchange => "${RABBITMQ_EXCHANGE}"
    exchange_type => "direct"
    key => "%{[driftwood][rabbitmq][key]}"
    host => "${RABBITMQ_BOOTSTRAP_SERVER_BLUE}"
    user => "${logstash_user}"
    password => "${logstash_pass}"
  }
  # Backup stack if blue goes down

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# The curator config file and index deletion action config are a configmap that gets mounted here.
# Test with:
#   curator --config /etc/curator/curator.yml /etc/curator/delete_indices.yml --dry-run
# Execute with:
#   curator --config /etc/curator/curator.yml /etc/curator/delete_indices.yml

apiVersion: extensions/v1beta1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
  name: es-curator-manual

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kubectl 1.5.3 output:

ccbonnell-lt:~ $ kubectl get nodes -o wide
NAME                            STATUS         AGE       EXTERNAL-IP
ip-172-16-123-78.ec2.internal   Ready,master   71d       OBFUSCATED.211
ip-172-16-32-202.ec2.internal   Ready,master   35d       OBFUSCATED.222
ip-172-16-35-25.ec2.internal    Ready          1d        OBFUSCATED.42
ip-172-16-67-58.ec2.internal    Ready          71d       OBFUSCATED.178
ip-172-16-94-137.ec2.internal   Ready,master   71d       OBFUSCATED.29

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<powershell>
write-output "Running User Data Script"
write-host "(host) Running User Data Script"

Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope LocalMachine -Force -ErrorAction Ignore

# Don't set this before Set-ExecutionPolicy as it throws an error
$ErrorActionPreference = "stop"

# Remove HTTP listener

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  deny    message        = SPF BLOCK Sender $sender_host_address is not allowed to send mail from $sender_address_domain ($header_from:): $spf_smtp_comment
          !authenticated = *
          !hosts         = +relay_from_hosts : net-lsearch;/etc/exim/spf_skip_ips
          sender_domains = !lsearch;/etc/exim/spf_exclude_domains
          spf            = fail

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Outbound Summary: 177147 emails, 7438 networks, 6627 unique domains

Top 20 encrypted traffic domains:
  1. google.com                     62440
  2. yahoodns.net                   25148
  3. hotmail.com                    14132
  4. aol.com                        7577
  5. comcast.net                    4758
  6. outlook.com                    4543
  7. psmtp.com                      1703

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Linking on Ubuntu 12.04 with g++-4.8, this is what I did

cd ~/projects/hellcat  # a git clone
./get_libraries.sh
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -D CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER:TXT=g++-4.8 ..

1. The order of components on the link commandline is important.  On the final link, I get tons of undefined reference to uv_* functions.  To fix that, change the order of the archives so that libhaywire.a is before libuv.a.

2. I then get tons of undefined reference to clock_* functions, which should be provided by librt.  To fix, add "-lrt" to the linker, but only **after** the archives. (You already had it in there, but it didn't get used because it was before the archives on the CLI...I think due to the gcc/g++ commandline ordering requirements, you should move your archives to before the -l commands because IIRC gcc/g++ builds a list of symbols/functions that it should be aware of when it gets to the libs to link in, and it ignores all lib functions it doesn't explicitly need...or something like that).  i.e this is what I cha

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${if and
  {
    {!eq{$1}{}}
    {!eq{$2}{}}
    {crypteq
      {$2}
      {${extract
          {2}
          {:}
          {${lookup{$1}nis{passwd.byname}{$value}{*:*}}}

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# Adjust headers to indicate which machine in the bank it came through
add_header spam Flag _YESNOCAPS_
add_header all Status _YESNO_, hits=_HITS_ required=_REQD_ tests=_TESTS_ autolearn=_AUTOLEARN_ version=_VERSION_
add_header all Report _REPORT_

# Adjust report for borderline spams to be vendor neutral
# Modified template. Keep it under 78 columns (inside the the dots below).
#      ........................................................................
clear_report_template
report Content analysis details:   (_HITS_ points, _REQD_ required)