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On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 8:24:46 AM UTC-5, Yaniv Fine wrote:
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> Hi Team .
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> i am trying to use "Out-of-Scope Variables"
> trying to setup kind of like an "answer" file that would be global file
> for other modules to use .like 40 variables .
> and call the variables from template or manifest file .
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> lets say i have module share_module/mainfest/init.pp
> $var1 = 'test1'
> $var2 ='test2'
> $ ........
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> i would like to use "share_module/mainfest/init.pp "
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> from another module , lets say apache module/template/ssl.erb file
> witch some of the faribles there are the same in all my servers and some
> deffer and i would the answer file to be centralized place i can manage the
> vars .
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This can be done if you do something like
scope.lookupvar(share_module::varname)
in the ERB.
Honestly though, I would use hiera for this, it's cleaner.
In the .pp calling the template you can do something like:
$myvar = hiera('test1')
then just reference myvar in the template as a normal variable.
any pointers is much appreciated .
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> Thank You
> Yaniv Fine
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