On Dec 10, 5:24 am, kapi <rene.kapel...@psi.ch> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using many classes withfilereferences using multiplefile
> sources.
> Example:file{ "/path/to/my/file":
> source=> [
> "/nfs/files/file.$host",
> "/nfs/files/file.$operatingsystem",
> "/nfs/files/file.$myownhosttype,
> "/nfs/files/file"
> ]
>
> }
>
> In some cases I don't have a defaultfile(last line from 'source=>')
> in thefileserver, which used to give me a short 'info' when running
> 'puppetd -t'
> Since I upgraded to 0.25.1, I'm getting a rather nasty long error line
> (Failed to retrieve current state of resource:....) on 'puppetd -t'
> Is there any option to tell thefiletype to accept a 'non-match'?
> Thanks, René
I too am trying to implement this kind of logic. It would be very
useful if I could do:
source => [ "puppet:///path/file.$hostname", undef ]
But this fails with "Parameter source failed: Could not understand
source undef: private method `gsub' called for :undef:Symbol". I could
use a selector:
source => $hostname ? {
thishost => "puppet:///path/file.$hostname",
thathost => "puppet:///path/file.$hostname",
default => undef,
}
But this requires the hostnames to be put in the manifest; if the
first form worked I could just drop the files in place without having
to add to the manifest each time. Has anyone figured out a way to make
this work?
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