I have found something like this works:
package { libc6-xen:
ensure => $lsbdistcodename? {
'sarge' => absent,
default =>
$virtual? {
'xenu' => present,
'xen0' => present,
'openvz' => absent,
'physical' => absent,
default => present
}
}
}
but its so ugly I can't believe I've stumbled upon the correct way of doing
this :)
Also, the 'package' thing... I need it to be totally ignored on sarge
machines; as it stands when puppetd runs I get an error on sarge servers:
"No packages found matching libc6-xen.'
which is right... there is no libc6-xen on sarge.
I'm a little surprised as it seems that 'absent' actually checks whether
the package is available at all? Or is my conditional faulty?
Steve Wray wrote:
> Avi Miller wrote:
>> Steve Wray wrote:
>>> I prefer the second one but cannot fathom why the syntax is wrong.
>> Inline syntax is a little different:
>>
>> package { ntp:
>> ensure => $lsbdistcodename ? {
>> sarge => present,
>> default => absent,
>> },
>> }
>>
>> Hope that helps,
>
>
> How about multiple conditions? Eg if I want ntp to not be installed on
> virtual machines unless they are running sarge?
>
> This gets me installed if its sarge:
>
> package { ntp-simple:
> ensure => $lsbdistcodename? { 'sarge' => present, default => absent }
> }
>
> This gets me installed if its xen:
> package { ntp-simple:
> ensure => $virtual? {
> 'xenu' => present,
> 'xen0' => present,
> default => absent
> }
> }
>
> How do I combine these? I've tried various permutations and had no luck.
> and I don't see any obvious examples of what I'm trying to do.
>
>
> >
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