On Tue, 2009-10-27 at 17:25 +0100, Matthias Saou wrote:
> I've got the following working fine with puppet 0.25.1, which was
> previously impossible with 0.24 (yepee!) :
>
> define dirs ( $dirs = [] ) {
> # Parent directory for the ones below
> file { "/nfs/skel/${title}": ensure => directory }
> # Make sure the File namevar is unique by prepending the path
> $fulldirs = regsubst($dirs, ".*", "/nfs/skel/${title}/\0")
> file { $fulldirs: ensure => directory }
> }
>
> Then I call it in a way similar to this :
>
> dirs { "dir1": dirs => [ "inc", "bin" ]
> dirs { "dir2": dirs => [ "inc", "bin" ]
>
> But then I see warnings in the puppetmaster log :
>
> Puppet (warning): Unrecognised escape sequence '\0' in file foo.pp [...]
I think puppet string interpolation is warning you that inserting a null
byte is forbidden.
Try to escape the \0 so that it isn't eaten by the double quote
interpolation:
$fulldirs = regsubst($dirs, ".*", "/nfs/skel/${title}/\\0")
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