[chef] Re: Re: Chef 10.12.0 Release Candidate 1

[Zac Stevens < >]

On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 8:10 PM, Stephen Delano 
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 wrote:
> = Install Instructions
>
> Since this is a release candidate, 10.12.0.rc.1 is NOT the default version 
> installed by either `knife bootstrap` or `install.sh`. You will have to 
> configure each method accordingly:
>
> == `knife bootstrap`
>
> To configure `knife bootstrap` to bootstrap new nodes with an Omnibus-built 
> Chef 0.10.12.rc.1, you'll have to set the #bootstrap_version configuration 
> parameter. You can do this either via your knife.rb (with the 
> #bootstrap_version method) or via the --bootstrap-version command line 
> argument. The correct value to set is "10.12.0.rc.1".

This worked for me on Ubuntu 12.04, but failed on Centos 6.2 -
install.sh hits a 404 downloading the package:

test-centos6.nat0.cryptocracy.com Downloading Chef 10.12.0.rc.1 for el...
test-centos6.nat0.cryptocracy.com --2012-06-03 20:47:37--
http://s3.amazonaws.com/opscode-full-stack/el-6.2-x86_64/chef-full-10.12.0.rc.1.x86_64.rpm
test-centos6.nat0.cryptocracy.com Resolving s3.amazonaws.com...
test-centos6.nat0.cryptocracy.com 205.251.242.100
test-centos6.nat0.cryptocracy.com Connecting to
s3.amazonaws.com|205.251.242.100|:80...
test-centos6.nat0.cryptocracy.com connected.
test-centos6.nat0.cryptocracy.com HTTP request sent, awaiting response...
test-centos6.nat0.cryptocracy.com 404 Not Found

I'm not sure whether this is caused by a mistake in install.sh, or a
change in package naming, but the following change allowed me to
proceed with the install:
<--snip-->
--- install.sh  2012-06-03 20:55:37.419994477 +0000
+++ install.sh.fixed    2012-06-03 20:54:19.233285081 +0000
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
 # Set the filename for an rpm, based on version and machine
 rpm_filename() {
   filetype="rpm"
-  filename="chef-full-${version}.${machine}.rpm"
+  filename="chef-full_${version}.${machine}.rpm"
 }

 # Set the filename for the sh archive
<--snip-->


Zac