Adding a port gets an error the first time about puppet-selinux HOT 5 CLOSED

Having the same issue here, were you able to figure it out?

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My terminal returns that the port was already defined when I try to run it again.

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Like I said, it does appear to work, but it reports an error. This only happens the first time it runs, after that, it "detects" that its already there and doesn't run. I am wondering if it has anything to do with SELINUX being disabled on digitalocean? Were you able to reproduce it on other providers?

Tommy

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I will try it out on AWS as soon as I get another box spun up I can test
with.

On Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 10:35 AM, Tommy McNeely [email protected]
wrote:

Like I said, it does appear to work, but it reports an error. This only
happens the first time it runs, after that, it "detects" that its already
there and doesn't run. I am wondering if it has anything to do with SELINUX
being disabled on digitalocean? Were you able to reproduce it on other
providers?

Tommy

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@thoopes the problem is for sure selinux is disabled. the semanage utility fails to list things while selinux is disabled and puppet then does not know what to do and fails ugly.

this is now documented in the README.md and will possibly worked around by not applying the resources while disabled.

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