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> it was because the case
>
> $mysql_enabled = 1
> class mysql::server {
> service{mysqld: blablabla activate}
> }
>
> class stripdown{
> if $mysql_enabled == 1 {
> service{mysqld: blablabla deactivate}
> }
> }
>
> node somenode {
> include mysql::server
> include stripdown
> }
>
> So you see in the case above, the parser will fail because service
> [mysql] is included and defined twice (of course, since it is grammar
> parser and not an AI ;-). But it would have worked if executed
> ( But i know the whole thing with variables is maybe a wrong
> implementation of the problem )
why don't you include a stripped down mysql class instead of defining
the service twice? I don't get it:
$mysql_enabled = 1
class mysql::stripdown {
service{mysqld: blablabla deactivate}
}
class mysql::server inherits mysql::stripdown{
Service[mysqld]{ blablabla activate}
}
class stripdown{
if $mysql_enabled == 1 {
include mysql::stripdown
}
}
node somenode {
include mysql::server
include stripdown
}
but I don't like this $mysql_enable at all, in your productive setup is
it a fact or do you set the variable?
cheers pete
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