Marcello de Sousa wrote:
I've been trying to use a resolv_conf recipe to setup the DNS servers based
on $domain and $location (a custom fact).
So I cascade the 2 conditionals, but it's not working. Is it supposed to
work ? Or should I look for an alternative ?
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resolv_conf { "location_based_resolv":
domainname => "$domain",
searchpath => [$domain],
# Here is the cascaded conditional. If I'm in "domain1" I want to test 3
different locations.
nameservers => $domain ? {
"domain1.local" => $location ? {
"Default-First-Site-Name" => ['10.2.38.10','10.128.38.21'],
"HeadOffice" =>
['10.128.36.20','10.128.36.11'],
default => ['10.128.36.10','10.2.36.21'],
}
"domain2.local" => ['10.128.36.20','10.128.36.10'],
default => ['10.128.36.10','10.2.36.20'],
}
}
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## If I test only one level it works:
# nameservers => $location ? {
# "Default-First-Site-Name" => ['10.2.38.10','10.128.38.21'],
# "HeadOffice" =>
['10.128.36.20','10.128.36.11'],
# default => ['10.128.36.10','10.2.36.21'],
# }
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Am I missing something ? Or should I do it differently ?
Cheers,
Marcello
The goggles! They do *nothing*!
Please check out RI Pienaar's extlookup utility over at devco.net. This
can be shortened to have no conditionals and the data can be grabbed via
location-specific csv files.
It's also worth mentioning that any language features can be tested by
writing a .pp file and running:
puppet --parseonly whatever.pp
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