[chef-dev] 12/14 Opscode Cookbook Review

[Bryan McLellan < >]

Google Hangouts appears to have slipped in a new feature so Google Apps 
accounts limit the URL to users in the organization by default. Inviting 
anyone from outside the organization explicitly appears to make the URL 
public again. So we successfully had Cookbook Code Review today, desipte 
Google's shenanigans. It was a wee short, we'll call it Hobbit-themed, due to 
reaching zero cookbooks to review again.

To merge:
  COOK-2052 - Log files are set to insecure default
  COOK-1999 - Add read_only tunable useful for replication slave servers
  COOK-2054 - Use service description in the nagios_services databag items
  COOK-1958 - Use chef_gem instead of gem_package for runtime gem requirements
  COOK-2050 - IIS cookbook does not have return resource defined
  COOK-2053 - Supervisor cookbook missing stopasgroup
  COOK-2003 - Only able to use apache2-prefork-dev to compile passenger
  COOK-2057 - Ohai plugin distribtion from other cookbook fails if ohai 
attributes are loaded after the other cookbook
  COOK-2059 - xml cookbook is missing dependency on build-essential
  COOK-2060 - Mysql::Error: Table '*.*' doesn't exist when privileges include 
SELECT and database/table attributes are nil

Other:
  COOK-1984 - Add option to configure the address apache listens to
  Reopened - Support NameVirtualHosts
  COOK-2043 - install git on ubuntu 12.04 not git-core
  Reopened - Use node['platform_version']
  COOK-1745 - Windows cookbook should allow for newer versions of rubyzip
  Reopened - Set a default attribute

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Bryan McLellan | opscode | technical program manager, open source
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