Is there a way for chef-client to call a cookbook or recipe via the
command line without the need for a JSON?
I’m looking to have Chef be the source of a file. Some times a manual
reset of this file is required.
I’m looking to write a script that would simply make a chef-client call to
a special recipe that would pull down the original.
I wasn’t looking to have this automated in any run list, just have it
handy when we need it.
Is there a way for chef-client to call a cookbook or recipe via the
command line without the need for a JSON?
I'm looking to have Chef be the source of a file. Some times a manual
reset of this file is required.
I'm looking to write a script that would simply make a chef-client call to
a special recipe that would pull down the original.
I wasn't looking to have this automated in any run list, just have it
handy when we need it.
Sorry for the double post. First time it said I was denied.
Yeah, use the override run list functionality on the CLI:
(from --help)
-o RunlistItem,RunlistItem..., Replace current run list with
specified items
--override-runlist
Cheers,
AJ
On 19 December 2012 10:59, Matthew Sims matt@simsweb.org wrote:
Is there a way for chef-client to call a cookbook or recipe via the
command line without the need for a JSON?
I'm looking to have Chef be the source of a file. Some times a manual
reset of this file is required.
I'm looking to write a script that would simply make a chef-client call
to
a special recipe that would pull down the original.
I wasn't looking to have this automated in any run list, just have it
handy when we need it.
Sorry for the double post. First time it said I was denied.