seph wrote:
> I've been assuming it's a typo, and means that the apache *service*
> depends on the squid class. I'd love to know how to make a class depend
> on another class.
>
I use this all the time in 0.24.8. You just put
require => Class["whatever"]
on your resource in the dependent class. From comments that I've seen
posted here, I gather that this then means that all items in the
dependent class become dependent on the required class though I always
explicitly include it on all the resources that really are dependent.
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