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update gems_dir to true location update chef version to latest and chef_root to true location
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For Ubuntu 10.04: update gems_dir to true location, update chef version to latest and chef_root to true location
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I merged this because it's the more standard ohai data, but you can override all those things in your Fauxhai block: Fauxhai.mock(platform:'ubuntu', version:'10.04') do |node|
node['languages']['ruby']['gem_dir'] = 'wherever you want'
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Yeah that was my intent (to fix the standard Ubuntu 10.04 data). Thanks! |
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I just set up an ec2 ami on Ubuntu 10.04 and noticed that one of my cookbooks was failing because a path in some file was wrong. After digging through it, I found that my spec for the cookbook was asserting based on the gem_dir set in Fauxhai, but that gem_dir didn't match the actual directory on the Ubuntu instance.