I have some 'service' definitions in a parameterised class:
class snort($name, $master) {
service{
"snort.$master":
start => "sudo -u snort /home/snort/bin/restart-snort
$sensor" ,
......
}
which get invoked from within a define:
define sensor ( $name, $master, $instance, $rule_categories,
$base_filter, $rule_files ) {
class { snort: stage => post, master => $master, sensor => $name }
..........
}
the service needs to be defined in a class to get the staging to work.
This works fine until I define another sensor on the same host then
puppet complains about duplicate classes.
The key thing is that I don't want the services started until
everything else is in place -- I could possibly do this with a bunch
of requires but it would be messy as there are several.
Any ideas about the best way to handle this?
Russell
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