> Thanks David. The module is called "firewall" and the class
"firewall" appears in init.pp. The define "firewall" simply appears
within the class "firewall".
>
> # init.pp
> class firewall {
> define firewall($source, $port, $proto) {
> I'm a little bit confused on how classes, modules defines and
filenames fit together.
Yeah there is your problem.
Like david mentioned if the define is in a module you will need to call
it via firewall::firewall.
... and you do not need to wrap it in a class.
The basic rules are very simple:
* X goes to init.pp in the X module
* Everything within module X is called X::Y
* Something called X::Y goes into Y.pp (X::Y::Z goes to Y/Z.pp)
* Every file contains exactly one class or define
There are some exceptions and other ways to do it, but usually this
suffices.
Best Regards, David
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