I had two problems. Nigel and Daniel correctly identified one of them
and Jonathan contacted me off-list to point out that I can't have my
custom type living in a subdir of "lib/puppet/type". I moved
haddock.rb from lib/puppet/type/haddock/haddock.rb to
lib/puppet/type/haddock.rb, created a symlink to the production
environment, and it works!
Thanks, everyone.
-Ben
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Ben Beuchler <ins...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> A quick look in $libdir (/var/lib/puppet/lib) shows my custom types are
>>> there.
>>
>> Sorry, I wasn't quite clear. You need to make this accessible to the
>> libdir on the *server*.
>>
>> So whatever your puppetmasterd libdir is, you need to somehow ensure
>> the types/providers are there. We do it with symlinks.
>
> Perhaps we mean different things by "libdir"?
>
> insyte$ /usr/sbin/puppetmasterd --genconfig | egrep '^ +libdir'
> libdir = /var/lib/puppet/lib
>
> The types/providers are definitely be sync'd into that directory. I
> can't find any reference to any other libdir.
>
> In my fileserver.conf, I don't have a path in the [plugins] section,
> as all of my plugins are in modules.
>
> My original understanding was that the type had to be available in the
> default environment. To that end, I copied my custom type into the
> "modules/custom/lib/puppet/{type,provider}" dir of the production
> environment. Still no dice.
>
> -Ben
>
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