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# Defaults for puppetmaster - sourced by /etc/init.d/puppetmaster
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# Start puppetmaster on boot? If you are using passenger, you should
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# have this set to "no"
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# Start puppetmaster on boot?
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# What server type to run
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# webrick: default, cannot handle more than ~30 nodes
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# mongrel: scales better than webrick because you can run
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# multiple processes if you are getting
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# connection-reset or End-of-file errors, switch to
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# mongrel. Requires front-end web-proxy such as
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# apache, nginx, or pound, more information:
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# http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/UsingMongrel
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# passenger: no need to set this, be sure to set START=no above
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# How many puppetmaster instances to start? Its pointless to set this
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# higher than 1 if you are not using mongrel.
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# What port should the puppetmaster listen on (default: 8140). If
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# PUPPETMASTERS is set to a number greater than 1, then the port for
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# the first puppetmaster will be set to the port listed below, and
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# further instances will be incremented by one
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# NOTE: if you are using mongrel, then you will need to have a
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# front-end web-proxy (such as apache, nginx, pound) that takes
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# incoming requests on the port your clients are connecting to
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# (default is: 8140), and then passes them off to the mongrel
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# processes. In this case it is recommended to run your web-proxy on
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# port 8140 and change the below number to something else, such as