can any chef devs tell me what the purpose is of the node[:platform?]
attribute is?
I have just started seeing it after upgrading from 0.10.8 to 10.12.0. The
strange part is that my RHEL 6.2 boxes report “ubuntu” for that value if I
have the PHP cookbook in my run_list https://github.com/opscode-cookbooks/php . w/out the PHP cookbook in the
run_list, platform? holds the array [ “redhat”, “fedora”, “centos” ]
Bizarre!
I have dug into the PHP cookbook and its dependencies and cannot find any
statement that equates to node[:platform?] = "ubuntu", whether for the
default, normal, or override attributes.
I also have dug into the chef code and haven’t found the platform? method
that this attribute corresponds to.
can any chef devs tell me what the purpose is of the node[:platform?]
attribute is?
I have just started seeing it after upgrading from 0.10.8 to 10.12.0. The
strange part is that my RHEL 6.2 boxes report "ubuntu" for that value if I
have the PHP cookbook in my
run_list GitHub - sous-chefs/php: Development repository for the php cookbook . w/out the PHP cookbook
in the run_list, platform? holds the array [ "redhat", "fedora", "centos" ]
Bizarre!
I have dug into the PHP cookbook and its dependencies and cannot find any
statement that equates to node[:platform?] = "ubuntu" , whether for the
default, normal, or override attributes.
I also have dug into the chef code and haven't found the platform? method
that this attribute corresponds to.
can any chef devs tell me what the purpose is of the node[:platform?]
attribute is?
I have just started seeing it after upgrading from 0.10.8 to 10.12.0. The
strange part is that my RHEL 6.2 boxes report "ubuntu" for that value if I
have the PHP cookbook in my
run_list GitHub - sous-chefs/php: Development repository for the php cookbook . w/out the PHP cookbook
in the run_list, platform? holds the array [ "redhat", "fedora", "centos" ]
Bizarre!
I have dug into the PHP cookbook and its dependencies and cannot find any
statement that equates to node[:platform?] = "ubuntu" , whether for the
default, normal, or override attributes.
I also have dug into the chef code and haven't found the platform? method
that this attribute corresponds to.
can any chef devs tell me what the purpose is of the node[:platform?]
attribute is?
I have just started seeing it after upgrading from 0.10.8 to 10.12.0.
The
strange part is that my RHEL 6.2 boxes report "ubuntu" for that value
if I
have the PHP cookbook in my
run_list GitHub - sous-chefs/php: Development repository for the php cookbook . w/out the PHP
cookbook
in the run_list, platform? holds the array [ "redhat", "fedora",
"centos" ]
Bizarre!
I have dug into the PHP cookbook and its dependencies and cannot find
any
statement that equates to node[:platform?] = "ubuntu" , whether for
the
default, normal, or override attributes.
I also have dug into the chef code and haven't found the platform?
method
that this attribute corresponds to.
can any chef devs tell me what the purpose is of the node[:platform?]
attribute is?
I have just started seeing it after upgrading from 0.10.8 to 10.12.0. The
strange part is that my RHEL 6.2 boxes report "ubuntu" for that value if I
have the PHP cookbook in my
run_list GitHub - sous-chefs/php: Development repository for the php cookbook . w/out the PHP cookbook
in the run_list, platform? holds the array [ "redhat", "fedora", "centos" ]
Bizarre!
I have dug into the PHP cookbook and its dependencies and cannot find any
statement that equates to node[:platform?] = "ubuntu" , whether for the
default, normal, or override attributes.
I also have dug into the chef code and haven't found the platform? method
that this attribute corresponds to.