I actually just figured out a big part of this. I have two definitions:
apache::virtualhost {
"$title.local.twitter.com":
vhostname => "$title.local.twitter.com",
vhost_template => "twitter/staging.local.twitter.com.conf.erb";
}
apache::virtualhost {
"$title.local.twitter.com-ssl":
vhostname => "$title.local.twitter.com",
ssl_enabled => true,
vhost_template => "twitter/staging.local.twitter.com.conf.erb";
}
The defaults from the first definition are used in both file
deliveries as though its only parsing the template once then is
caching the results, even though variables are changing that make the
template different. If I comment out the first block the second block
works as expected. If I reverse them then the second block gets
overwritten by the first, regardless of which comes first.
This seems like a bug to me. Is this a known thing or should I try to
reproduce on a smaller scale?
On Feb 22, 2010, at 3:53 PM, Brady Catherman wrote:
I have a define that sets a bunch of default values:
define virtualhost($vhostname, $vhost_template, ... , $ssl_enabled
= false) {
if $ssl_enabled == true {
$extension = '-ssl'
} else {
$extension = ''
}
file {
"/etc/httpd/sites-available/${vhostname}${extension}.conf":
ensure => present,
content => template($vhost_template),
mode => 0644;
in the template I have a line:
# <%= ssl_enabled %>
and the specific definition is:
apache::virtualhost {
"$title.local.twitter.com-ssl":
vhostname => "$title.local.twitter.com",
vhost_template => "twitter/staging.local.twitter.com.conf.erb",
ssl_enabled => true;
the file is named with -ssl, but the contents of the file (produced
with erb) produces a line:
# false
So the contents of the define() see ssl_enabled properly, but the
erb doesn't. Is this known?
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