Hi
> Some like this:
>
> node default {
> include dst
> include aide
> include cfg2html
> include tcpwrappers
> include shorewall
> }
>
> node server01 {
> exclude tcpwrappers
> }
>
> Did you understood? I would like to have some servers "out" of "default"
> rules...
I think I understood, if not I don't see what you'd like to do.
So back to my suggestion: if you define an explicit node for a server,
then default won't be taken. according to documentation:
"You can also specify a node named default, which will be used if no
directly matching node is found."
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/LanguageTutorial#nodes
So:
node default {
include dst
include aide
include cfg2html
include tcpwrappers
include shorewall
}
node server01 {
include dst
include aide
include cfg2html
include shorewall
}
if you think this not very nice, then an external node tool or some
other way of organising your configs for nodes might fit better.
greets pete
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