Hi All,
I have a define-type resource, which gets called from multiple classes, on
which I would like to read its parameters from a template. This works for
parameters added to the call of the resource but not for those which have a
"default" value on its definition.
On the example below, I can read the parameter from Webdir[c] but not from
a and b.
If webdir would be a class type instead (and with the restriction of being
able to call it only once) it would work, since
resource("Webdir[a]").parameters includes the ones set by default on the
class definition.
Is this intended or a bug ?
I know that using a native define-type (those written in ruby) I can access
the parameters as intended but, like the example below, it is nice to have
the simplicity for doing the same on define-type resources when they
contain other resources such as file, services, vcsrepo, etc.
Here is some minimalist puppet file and template of what I'm trying to do :
== site.pp ==
define webdir (
$dirname = $name,
$access_mode = "private"
) {
file { "/tmp/${dirname}": ensure => 'directory', }
}
class webhost {
file { "/tmp/apache.conf":
ensure => 'present',
content => template('/tmp/apache.erb'),
}
}
node 'centos1' {
webdir { 'a': }
webdir { 'b': }
webdir { 'c': access_mode => 'private', }
include webhost
}
=== apache.erb ===
<Virtualhost *:80>
blablabla
<%
scope.catalog.resource_keys.select { |r,name| r == "Webdir"}.each do
|r,name|
-%>
Alias /webdir/<%= name %> /tmp/<%= name %>
<Directory /tmp/<%= name -%>>
<% if scope.findresource("#{r}[#{name}]")['access_mode'] == "private"
then -%>
require valid-user
<% end -%>
</Directory>
<% end -%>
</Virtualhost>
=== output of apache.erb ===
<Virtualhost *:80>
blablabla
Alias /webdir/c /tmp/c
<Directory /tmp/c>
require valid-user
</Directory>
Alias /webdir/a /tmp/a
<Directory /tmp/a>
</Directory>
Alias /webdir/b /tmp/b
<Directory /tmp/b>
</Directory>
</Virtualhost>
=======
Cheers,
Theo
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