72 lines
2.1 KiB
Bash
Executable File
72 lines
2.1 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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MODULE_PATH=/etc/puppet/modules
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function clone_git() {
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REMOTE_URL=$1
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REPO=$2
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REV=$3
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if [ -d $MODULE_PATH/$REPO -a ! -d $MODULE_PATH/$REPO/.git ] ; then
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rm -rf $MODULE_PATH/$REPO
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fi
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if [ ! -d $MODULE_PATH/$REPO ] ; then
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git clone $REMOTE_URL $MODULE_PATH/$REPO
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fi
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OLDDIR=`pwd`
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cd $MODULE_PATH/$REPO
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if ! git rev-parse HEAD | grep "^$REV" >/dev/null; then
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git fetch $REMOTE_URL
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git reset --hard $REV >/dev/null
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fi
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cd $OLDDIR
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}
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if ! puppet help module >/dev/null 2>&1
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then
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apt-get install -y -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confold" puppet facter
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fi
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# Array of modules to be installed key:value is module:version.
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declare -A MODULES
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MODULES["kickstandproject-ntp"]="0.0.3"
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MODULES["openstackci-dashboard"]="0.0.6"
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# freenode #puppet 2012-09-25:
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# 18:25 < jeblair> i would like to use some code that someone wrote,
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# but it's important that i understand how the author wants me to use
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# it...
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# 18:25 < jeblair> in the case of the vcsrepo module, there is
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# ambiguity, and so we are trying to determine what the author(s)
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# intent is
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# 18:30 < jamesturnbull> jeblair: since we - being PL - are the author
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# - our intent was not to limit it's use and it should be Apache
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# licensed
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MODULES["openstackci-vcsrepo"]="0.0.7"
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MODULES["puppetlabs-apache"]="0.0.4"
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MODULES["puppetlabs-apt"]="0.0.4"
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MODULES["puppetlabs-mysql"]="0.5.0"
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MODULES["saz-memcached"]="2.0.2"
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MODULE_LIST=`puppet module list`
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# Transition away from old things
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if [ -d /etc/puppet/modules/vcsrepo/.git ]
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then
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rm -rf /etc/puppet/modules/vcsrepo
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fi
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for MOD in ${!MODULES[*]} ; do
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# If the module at the current version does not exist upgrade or install it.
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if ! echo $MODULE_LIST | grep "$MOD ([^v]*v${MODULES[$MOD]}" >/dev/null 2>&1
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then
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# Attempt module upgrade. If that fails try installing the module.
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if ! puppet module upgrade $MOD --version ${MODULES[$MOD]} >/dev/null 2>&1
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then
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# This will get run in cron, so silence non-error output
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puppet module install $MOD --version ${MODULES[$MOD]} >/dev/null
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fi
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fi
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done
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