Hello there
I've been advised to do modules instead of massive class files. Sounds
fine and based on http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/ModuleOrganisation
i've got:
[r...@puppetbeta puppet]# pwd
/etc/puppet
[r...@puppetbeta puppet]# find
.
./puppet.conf
./fileserver.conf
./modules
./modules/cust
./modules/cust/plugins
./modules/cust/plugins/facter
./modules/cust/plugins/facter/deploy_sudoers.rb
./modules/cust/plugins/puppet
./modules/cust/plugins/puppet/type
./modules/cust/plugins/puppet/provider
./modules/sudoers_linux
./modules/sudoers_linux/depends
./modules/sudoers_linux/files
./modules/sudoers_linux/templates
./modules/sudoers_linux/manifests
./modules/sudoers_linux/manifests/init.pp
./manifests
./manifests/site.pp
./manifests/nodes.pp
./manifests/classes
./manifests/classes/solaris.classes
./manifests/classes/freebsd.classes
./manifests/classes/linux.classes
./manifests/classes/shared.classes
and thus my linux class looks like:
import "sudoers_linux"
class linux_default
{
include sudoers_linux
}
i tried 'import "*_linux" ' but it didn't like that. Now i understand
that ./modules/<module name> is hardcoded (i could be wrong?) so how
can i put the linux modules into a linux area?
I realize i'm probably dense, and my example is a bit contrived, but i
don't want the mess cfengine has become so i want the OSs
separated... :)
Any thoughts appreciated
chakkerz
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