Sorry, to copy the code has emerged a small error:
custom_functions.pp:
define superservice ($initscript, $filecontrol) {
On 12 mar, 09:51, Antonio Xanxess <antonio.sanchez.agui...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi Christian, thanks for the comment. I will explain more carefully
> the case so all of the data.
> My goal is to happen to subscribe clause with a variable proper
> syntax, because the resource service I have defined as a function. For
> my needs I created a specific function, make the process of generating
> the string you must enter the clause subscribe. I show first the role
> of the manifest, this is is in a class of its own that I called
> custom_functions.pp:
>
> superservice defined ($initscript, $filecontrol) {
> $pattern = modelo_suscribe( "$filecontrol")
> package { $title: ensure => installed }
> service {$initscript:
> ensure => true,
> enable => true,
> subscribe => [$model]
> }
>
> }
>
> modelo_suscribe is the proper role of Ruby that make this process:
>
> module Puppet::Parser::Functions
> NewFunction (:modelo_suscribe,:type =>:rvalue) do | args |
> string = args[0]
> array = cadena.split(",")
> str = ""
> array.each do |element|
> str_tmp = "File[\"# (element)\"],"
> str = str + str_tmp
> end
> str = str.chomp(",")
> return str
> end
> end
>
> And last stop superservice call the function on the manifest, for
> apache2 service for example, would be called like this:
>
> superservice {apache2:
> initscript => "apache2"
> filecontrol => "/etc/apache2/sites-available/ssl,/etc/
> apache2/apache.pem,/etc/apache2/sites-available/default,/etc/apache2/
> ports.conf "
> }
>
> I debugging the server and get the following:
> debug:Scope(Custom_functions:Superservice[apache2]):File["/etc/apache2/
> sites-available/ssl"], File["/etc/apache2/apache.pem"], File ["/etc/
> apache2/sites-available/default"], File["/etc/apache2/ports.conf"]
>
> And the client side you see the same error.
> warning: Configuration could not be instantiated: Parameter subscribe
> failed: Relationships must be resource references at /etc/puppet/
> manifests/classes/custom_functions.pp: 71; using cached catalog
>
> I reviewed what I've mentioned, but understand what the term
> definition files. As I have created a specific function for service, I
> created one for file, because I need to make checks before setting the
> file, then in the case of manifest apache2 would be:
> class apache2 inherits base {
>
> superpackage { openssl: }
>
> superfile { "/etc/apache2/sites-available/ssl":
> service => apache2
> }
> ...
>
> As I really do not define the files with "file" but I've created
> "superfile", which first performs a check and then define file for
> files. Can this influence the behavior of puppet?
>
> Thanks and regards
>
> On 12 mar, 08:40, christian <christ...@cust.in> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I don't think that that's gonna work...
> > As the error message says subscribe needs a resource reference which
> > means that you need something like File["myfile"].
>
> > What is it exactly that you want to do?
> > You want to start a service after 2 files being created/changed?
> > Then you should try something like subscribe => [File["file1"],
> > File["file2"]]
> > And of course you need to define file1 and file2 as well ;)
>
> > In your actual manifest are there whitespaces between the "$" and the
> > variablename, too?
> > This may also cause some syntax problems, I guess.
>
> > On 11 Mrz., 17:51, Antonio Xanxess <antonio.sanchez.agui...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
>
> > > Hello! I'm trying to create a resource of type service in which there
> > > is a clause subscribe. In this clause need to put a variable, and when
> > > I run the client gives me this error:
> > > warning: Configuration could not be instantiated: Parameter subscribe
> > > failed: Relationships must be resource references at / etc / puppet /
> > > manifests / classes / custom_functions.pp: 73; using cached catalog
> > > Then you expose the piece of code and see if you have idea why this
> > > happens.
>
> > > service ($ title:
> > > ensure => true,
> > > enable => true,
> > > subscribe => [$ model]
> > > )
>
> > > The variable $ model returns the following:
> > > debug: Scope (Custom_functions: Superservice [apache2]) File [ "/ etc/
> > > apache2/sites-available/ssl"], File [ "/ etc/apache2/apache.pem"]
>
> > > It is possible that the clause does not support variables subscribe?
> > > I've been looking all over the Internet and have not found the answer.
>
> > > Thanks for everything, greetings.
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