On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 10:58:56PM +0200, Arnau Bria wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm wondering what puppet does if I define two diff type defaults (like
> file mode, owner) in two different classes. I'm trying to figure it out
> by running puppet and watching some file perms, but I see no changes.
If you're seeing no changes, you aren't testing carefully enough. See
following example:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
File {
ensure => 'file',
mode => '750'
}
class test1 {
File { mode => '751' }
file { '/tmp/test1': }
include test3
}
class test2 {
file {'/tmp/test2': }
}
class test3 {
file {'/tmp/test3': }
}
file { '/tmp/toplevel': }
include test1
include test2
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
In the above example, files test2 and toplevel have 750 permissions,
test1 and test2 have 751. Is this not what you find? Should answer
your questions.
Resource defaults are inherited. So be careful.
>
> We also have diff site.pp for diff porjects sharing main site.pp. Is
> puppet evaluating site..p hiericaly? Or all site.pp are evaluated with
> same importance.
You're going to have to explain that in a little more detail. It's not
clear how you have this organised.
--
Bruce
I see a mouse. Where? There, on the stair. And its clumsy wooden
footwear makes it easy to trap and kill. -- Harry Hill
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