----- "Peter Meier" <peter.me...@immerda.ch> wrote:
> > right, classes cant have Caps as the first char (or maybe even
> > anywhere? not sure).
> >
> > anyway, you'd probably need to look at a case statement then that
> > includes opsys::centos for $operatingsystem == CentOS and similar
> > for your other operating systems. :(
>
> puppet does that already for us:
>
> $ cat test.pp
> class test::debian {
> notice("why don't you test? Fact: ${operatingsystem}")
> }
>
> include "test::${operatingsystem}"
> $ puppet test.pp
> notice: Scope(Class[test::debian]): why don't you test? Fact: Debian
nice, didn't know include downcases things - I just always avoided the
situation :)
I did test, but my test was lame and so did something stupid that failed :P
>
> > puppet really needs a downcase function.
>
> should be straighforward to implement, not?
yup, but not needed it seems :)
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