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- Subject: [chef] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Knife search note returning a node
- Date: Wed, 30 May 2012 02:56:25 +0000
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I was just about to reply with the same issue. I can't disable this plugin. It contains data I would like to use in my environment for decision making. That being said it also contains an enormous amount of data that 99.99% of people would never care
about and really should be broken up so it can be disabled.
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The Windows plugin that reports drivers is the windows::kernel plugin and actually can return a smidgen of useful information along with the flood of useless data.
I said I'd break this up into separate plugins to make it easier to disable just parts, and I actually have written the code but I haven't entirely tested it yet. I am cowering under a terrifying deadline for something else, but I will make the Windows plugin
a priority as soon as I'm done this week.
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On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 9:16 PM, Tim Smith
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Is there any documentation on how to disable that Ohai plugin? It really kills our node runtime as well. I'd love to give it the boot.
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You can disable whatever ohai plugin that stores the entire windows drivers registry as node data for a pote:ntial fix before tweaking Solr, too.
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On May 30, 2012 1:47 PM, "Tim Smith" <
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Any reason it doesn't ship like this out of the box? Seems a bit odd that search doesn't work on Windows boxes without tweaking the install
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Hi,
You have run into solr on your chef-server not being able to index all the node data on your widows hosts. So it will never return windows nodes. Tof fix it search for the maxFieldLength in the solr config file (solr-config.xml???) and increase the
value. Watch out if you are doing this under ubuntu as it seems to have two copies of this file installed.
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I have a large number of Linux nodes and just a few Windows nodes. I'm noticing that my Windows nodes don't show up in basic searches. Is there something wrong with my query or is this a pretty major bug?
knife search node role:wt_cam
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There should be 1 result. Chef-client has run on this box without issues. I can run that exact same style query for any other role on a Linux box without issue.
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