On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 1:35 AM, Samuel José Martín <faus...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am using puppet to generate ipsec tunnels configuration on OpenBSDs
> gateways.
> Having a bunch of offices, I did something like this:
>
> $enc = $office ?
> {
> "paris" =>
> {
> "london" => "aes",
> "kiev" => "3des"
> },
> "london" =>
> {
> "paris" => "aes",
> "kiev" => "3des"
> },
> "kiev" =>
> {
> "paris" => "3des",
> "london" => "3des"
> }
> }
>
> This may not be the cleaner way, since I have to specify each variable two
> times - the enc for tunnel from paris to london is obviously the same as the
> one from london to paris.
> However, this works, under OpenBSD 4.9 and our production puppetmaster
> (2.6).
>
> Now, we want to upgrade our firewalls to OpenBSD 5.0.
> Their puppet client version (2.7.1) is forcing us to upgrade our
> puppetmaster too.
>
> My test puppetmaster is running debian wheezy, with puppet* 2.7.14-1.
> While executing puppetd -vt on the client, it fails compiling catalog, with
> some syntax error "at '{'; expected '}'".
> I've just updated my puppetmaster to 2.7.18-1, no changes since my last
> check.
> The faulty "{" is the second one (in my sample, the one just after "paris").
>
> Is this some regression, in ruby or puppetmaster?
> Or is this kind of syntax deprecated in any way?
> Is there any replacement?
I think you've found this:
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/14301 -- Hashes can not be
used in selectors
I don't know how it sits in the deprecated/regression realm.
I think updating your thoughts in the ticket would help move it
forward in development though.
> What could I do to patch my repository, before upgrading our production
> puppetmaster?
For the time being (if you don't want to refactor your module in
otherways) you can always assign the hash outside of the selector
(my_test.pp)
$office = 'paris'
$paris = { "london" => "aes", "kiev" => "3des" }
$london = { "paris" => "aes", "kiev" => "3des" }
$kiev = { "paris" => "3des", "london" => "3des" }
$enc = $office ? {
"paris" => $paris,
"london" => $london,
"kiev" => $kiev
}
notify { $enc['london']: }
- Justin
>
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Regards.
>
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