On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 17:40, Corey Osman <co...@logicminds.biz> wrote:
> I am writing a hp ilo module to automatically assign a static ip that is
> derived from the IP of the system which is fed in via facter. I basically
> just need to change the network the ilo is connected to.
>
> The ruby code works great inside the irb console. However, puppet doesn't
> seem to be able to use the variable I have derived from the ipaddress. This
> is my first template so I am not exactly sure if I can use ruby syntax inside
> a template.
It should be just fine you you wrap it in the "Ruby escape":
<% example = 12 * 12 %>
<%= example %> => 144
If you want, though, you can use the erb command line tool that ships
with Ruby to make the transformation for you. 'erb -x foo.erb' will
spit out the transformed Ruby to generate your content, and you can
inspect that to see exactly how this is working.
Regards,
Daniel
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