Packages installed on app servers but not in puppet

[Toshio Kuratomi]

On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 08:03:50PM -0600, Stephen John Smoogen wrote:
> So when I reinstalled app04 I found that its packages differed from
> all the app servers by quite a bit. I hand installed the django
> packages but then saw that not all the same packages are on the app
> servers..
> 
Actually, I would go with what's in puppet unless something doesn't work
(and then add the extra package to puppet as well).

I suspect that many of these packages ended up on an app server as a dep of
one or another service that we no longer have there.  For instance,
transifex dragged in Django and all the scms.

Regarding the gnome stuff -- I believe that skvidal tracked that down at one
point -- not sure if we were able to get rid of those or if some package
that we really did need required them.

-Toshio

> app01, app02, app03
> 
> PyYAML
> bzr
> bzrtools
> git
> libprelude-python
> libpreludedb-python
> mercurial
> perl-Git
> php-bcmath
> pysvn
> python-demjson
> python-lxml
> python-markdown2
> python-openid
> python-pydns
> python-twisted
> python-twisted-conch
> python-twisted-lore
> python-twisted-mail
> python-twisted-names
> python-twisted-news
> python-twisted-runner
> python-twisted-words
> subversion
> 
> app07 had some of these but not the twisted.. there are also a lot of
> gnome packages on the app servers which iam not sure were needed.
> 
> 
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