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> and this:
>
> if ! defined(File["/data/syslog/${remote_host}/archive"]) {
> file {
> "/data/syslog/${remote_host}/archive":
> ensure => directory;
> }
> }
this should work.
> .... both of which resulted in errors. As I said, the documentation
> really isn't clear if functions CAN be used inside a manifest. That
> has always confused me and I wish someone would clear up the docs.
what kind of errors? which version of puppet are you using?
In general I try to avoid defined, as in my opinion this is some kind of
codesmell. But there are valid situations for that function.
regarding to functions: they go into manifests. Where else do you
imagine they could go? I mean if not in manifests you might assume that
they could go somewhere else. And maybe you could raise a ticket about
that point where documentation is not clear. Thanks.
cheers pete
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