Comments inline.
On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 1:29:46 PM UTC-5, Craig Dunn wrote:
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> "Fall back" under what circumstances? if the module isn't found in the
> environment folder?
>
> If you want Puppet to search your environment specific folder first, and
> then use a generic module folder if the module isn't available then you
> can do that by adding the following module path in your puppet.conf:
>
> modulepath =
> /etc/puppet/environments/${environment}-modules/:/etc/puppet/modules
>
> Although it's a not a layout I've seen anyone use, people generally
> maintain a full set of modules in a particular environment module
> directory.
>
>
That does answer my question. I'm relatively new to puppet and am looking
at ways to better use it.
I've got a lot of questions still, but between this list and the IRC
channel slowly whittling them down.
> Is that what you meant?
> Craig
>
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>
>
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