[chef] Re: Cookbook Releases, snow day edition

[Joshua Timberman < >]

Ohai Chefs,


(whoops, one of those "hit send on accident" things :-))

Today was a beautifully snowy day in Denver, so we've released some
cookbooks for you!

Of note, this includes an update to the java cookbook that installs the
latest Oracle Java version, and the runit 1.0 cookbook with the resource
that I mentioned last week. Note that we've made a mirrored "service"
resource which *should* provide backwards compatibility for existing
notifications, but we still recommend that you pin the previous version
and test the new release.

We have some big changes coming to our Nagios cookbook thanks to Tim Smith
and Ben Hartshorne. I'll follow-up with a separate email about that.

Hope yall stayed warmer than me today.
-joshua


On 1/28/13 5:50 PM, "Joshua Timberman" 
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 wrote:

># apt v1.8.4, v1.8.2
>
>(v1.8.4 included a README update)
>
>- [COOK-2112] - need [] around "arch" in sources.list entries
>- [COOK-2171] - fixes a regression in the notification
>
># couchdb v2.1.0:
>
>- [COOK-2139] - fedora has couchdb package, no EPEL required
>
># fail2ban v1.0.2:
>
>- [COOK-2217] - Users should be able to configure the email address
>  fail2ban uses to send messages
>
># iptables v0.10.2:
>
>- [COOK-2250] - improve readme
>
># java v1.9.0:
>
>- [COOK-2236] - Update the Oracle Java version in the Java cookbook to
>  release 1.7u11
>
>Previously, v1.8.2:
>
>- [COOK-2205] - Fix for missing /usr/lib/jvm/default-java on Debian
>
># runit v1.0.0
>
>This version has some backwards incompatible changes (hence the major
>version bump). It is recommended that users pin the cookbook to the
>previous version where it is a dependency until this version has been
>tested in a non-production environment (use version 0.16.2):
>
>    depends "runit", "<= 0.16.2"
>
>If you use Chef environments, pin the version in the appropriate
>environment(s).
>
>- [COOK-2254] - (formerly CHEF-154) Convert `runit_service` definition
>  to a service resource named `runit_service`.
>