OK, this one I know! I had the same problem and while my solution is
not "pretty" it does seem to work. :) It's just three easy steps
(and you've already done the first one!)
1) Define your "global" variable in a node definition (i.e. $nodetype)
2) Create a mapping class to map those "global" variables to a class
level variable
class global {
$NODE_TYPE = $nodetype
}
3) include the global class in your node.
node "www01", "www02", ... , "www10" inherits "base" {
$nodetype = "wwwnode"
include global
include postfix::custom
}
Now you should be able to reference the $NODE_TYPE variable in any
class that is included after the global class. Hey, I said it was
ugly...
Later...
Richard
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