Unfortunately, you'll need to rename your apacheWS folder to apachews.
On Thursday, May 10, 2012 4:09:58 PM UTC-7, Amit Shah wrote:
>
> puppet 2.6.4
> puppet --configprint modulepath
> /home/user/.puppet/modules:/usr/share/puppet/modules
>
> I have the following file defined: /home/user/.puppet/modules/apacheWS/
> manifests
>
> #init.pp
>
> class apacheWS {
> case $operatingsystem{
> ubuntu:{ $apache="apache2"}
> }
>
> package {'apache':
> name=>$apache,
> ensure=>installed,
> }
>
> file{ 'testfile':
> path => '/tmp/testfile',
> ensure => present,
> mode => 0604,
> content => 'test file data',
> #require=> Service['apached'],
> }
>
> service{ 'apached':
> name=>$apache,
> ensure=> running,
> enable=> true,
>
> }
>
> notify {'message':
> message=>"I created a file",
> }
>
> Package['apache']->File['testfile']->Service['apached']-
> >Notify['message']
> }
>
> When I try "puppet -apply -e "include apacheWS"
> puppet apply -e "include apacheWS"
> Could not find class apacheWS at line 1 on node ubuntu.localdomain
> user@ubuntu:~/.puppet/modules/apacheWS/manifests$
>
> WHY?! Why is something so simple so broken.
>
>
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