Hi Nigel,
It's actually like: "modulepath/modules/mymodule/manifests/
settings.pp" and I was trying to use those variables in the other
manifests in "mymodule". I know that autoloader and "include" classes
are the way of doing these day but as nothing worked so far, so I
tried "import" method as well. I didn't try "$settings::my_var1" thing
yet but I'm giving it a shot now.
Cheers,
Santanu
>
> Assuming you did something like:
>
> # modulepath/modules/settings/manifests/init.pp
> class settings {
> $my_var1 = "myvar1"
>
> }
>
> and include the class "settings", from other classes you can refer to it as:
>
> $settings::my_var1
>
> Does that help?
>
> I noticed you used the word "import". The most frictionless way to use
> Puppet these days is to avoid import, and to instead structure your classes
> in modules, and use the autoloader and "include" classes rather than
> importing manifest files.
>
> --
> Nigel Kersten
> Product Manager, Puppet Labs
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