raphink

Which lens are you using?

The official lens for Splunk (in Augeas 1.2.0) maps this file to:

    /files/opt/splunk/etc/system/local/server.conf
    /files/opt/splunk/etc/system/local/server.conf/target[1] = "queue"
    /files/opt/splunk/etc/system/local/server.conf/target[1]/maxSize = "600MB"
    /files/opt/splunk/etc/system/local/server.conf/target[2] = "queue=parsingQueue"
    /files/opt/splunk/etc/system/local/server.conf/target[2]/maxSize = "6MB"

raphink

--- html4.4ht	2014-02-19 14:10:25.634970719 +0100
+++ html4.4ht.new	2014-02-19 14:10:41.518970055 +0100
@@ -30066,7 +30066,7 @@
 \Configure{frenchup}{\HCode{<sup class="french">}}{\HCode{</sup>}}
 \Css{sup.french{
 vertical-align:super;
-font-size:70%;
+font-size:70\%;
 }}
 \renewcommand\fup[1]{\a:frenchup#1\b:frenchup}

raphink

--- a/lenses/yum.aug
+++ b/lenses/yum.aug
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ let eol      = IniFile.eol
 let list_entry (list_key:string)  =
   let list_value = store /[^# \t\n,][^ \t\n,]*[^# \t\n,]|[^# \t\n,]/ in
   let list_sep = del /([ \t]*(,[ \t]*|\n[ \t]+))|[ \t]+/ "\n\t" in
-  [ key list_key . sep . list_value ]
+  [ key list_key . sep . Sep.opt_space . list_value ]
   . (list_sep . Build.opt_list [ label list_key . list_value ] list_sep)?
   . eol

raphink

Puppet::Type.newtype(:user) do

...


  resources do
    newparam(:unless_system_user) do
       ...
    end

raphink

You can check this by add theses lines in 
lib/puppet/indirector/indirection.rb on the agent side: 

+      beginning_time = Time.now 
       Puppet.info "Caching #{self.name} for #{request.key}" 
       cache.save request(:save, result, *args) 
+      Puppet.debug "Caching catalog time: #{(Time.now - beginning_time)}" 

raphink

$ augparse -I . cim.aug 
Test result: cim.aug:17.0-24.4:
  { "#comment" = "comment" }
  { "credentials" = "username:password" }
  { "port" = "4673" }
  { "@define" = "property"
    { "value" = "value" }
  }
  { "@define" = "cxws.log.File"
    { "value" = "cxws.log" }

raphink

Adding an augeasproviders features would help to distribute the lib properly without using ../../.. hacks...

raphink

define gordon::entry (
  $ensure = present,
  $section,
  $key,
  $value,
) {

  case $ensure {
    'present': {
      $changes = [

raphink

define sudo::defaults::env_keep {
  augeas { "set env_keep defaults for ${name}":
    context => '/files/etc/sudoers',
    changes => [
      "defnode s Defaults[env_keep/var='${name}']/env_keep[var='${name}']/append 'blah'",
      'clear $s',
      "set \$s/../var[.='${name}'] '${name}'",
    ],
  }
}

raphink

<augeas match="/files/etc/fstab">
  <node label="fstab" file="/etc/fstab" span_label_start="0" span_label_end="0" span_value_start="0" span_value_end="0" span_span_start="0" span_span_end="692" path="/files/etc/fstab">
    <node label="#comment" file="/etc/fstab" span_label_start="0" span_label_end="0" span_value_start="2" span_value_end="45" span_span_start="0" span_span_end="46">
      <value>/etc/fstab: static file system information.</value>
    </node>
    <node label="#comment" file="/etc/fstab" span_label_start="0" span_label_end="0" span_value_start="50" span_value_end="121" span_span_start="48" span_span_end="122">
      <value>Use 'blkid -o value -s UUID' to print the universally unique identifier</value>
    </node>
    <node label="#comment" file="/etc/fstab" span_label_start="0" span_label_end="0" span_value_start="124" span_value_end="194" span_span_start="122" span_span_end="195">
      <value>for a device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name</value>