##osx-server

Destination can't be empty.

It can't _exist_.

I guess purge_destination exists to solve this problem

But again, still think it might be good to help prevent admin error

heheh

Hey, at least this one didn't rm -rf /

gneagle: Thanks for help catching my issue there, always appreciate the help

and that was phrased redundantly

tvsutton: made adjustment

Allister: Thx

It's maybe unfortunate PL uses the same package identifiers for the 10.9 and 10.10 distributions

yeah, it's left to the admin to keep straight

Why's that?

Do they also use the same version #s?

yes

D'oh

I can't understand that sort of thinking

it's not officially supported for the commercial version yet

I have two different versions of this software, one for 10.9 and one for 10.10. I'll give them the same version number!

I should file a bug though

Absolutely

It is a bug

wonder if they cover that case in semver.org...

pkg versions <> software versions

diamond?

semver is not applicable to pkg versions

do more coding

<> is != is -ne

TIL #2

pkg versions should do two things. 1) Be unique from release/build to release.build, and 2) always go UP

Other than that, "semver" not that important.

3) (Optional, but highly recommended) be related to the software version in an understandable way

Google Drive Icon Helper is not how PrivilegedHelperTools should be named

GDriveConHelpur

But it's not helpful to say "hey puppet isn't working right." "what version is installed" "x" "is that x for 10.9 or 10.10?" "Well I'm running 10.10... oh wait I was running 10.9 last week so this might be the 10.9 version of x"

gah

well the whole 'uninstall before OS upgrade' is whackadoodle, too

what?!!!

They recommend you _uninstall_ Puppet before upgrading to OS?

Double gah

it's not PGP FDE, rite

Something sounds fishy

oh, I guess that's server only? It's not clear

yeah that's server, I'm being silly

they're not explicit, but it's got to be the case

kindof annoying the other agent OSes get distinct pkg names, whereas we get x86_64 as if there's a different proc class for years, or an i386 install available

annoying that they don't officially support os x

I think they do now

for the free version?

I assumed you meant Puppet Enterprise because you said "support"

PE agent supported on 10.9 and 10.10

Heh

"and higher" <-- they covered their bases pretty good there.

i see

yeah, this most recent version will have 10.10 support... soon

PE 3 started official support with 10.9 only