On Tuesday, June 11, 2013 7:58:39 AM UTC-5, c!w wrote:
>
> Yes, therefore we use stdlib 3.2.0.
>
>
Lots of people use stdlib, and lots of people use regsubst(), so you are
unlikely to be the only person using them together. I have not heard any
other reports of the behavior you describe, however, nor do I find any
reports of it on the PL bug tracker (not even closed ones). Whatever the
nature of your problem, therefore, I suspect that there's more to it than
simply stdlib breaking regsubst().
It may be illuminating to create a simplified test case. Build a new,
clean, v 2.7.18 master, install stdlib 3.2.0 in it, and deploy a very
simple manifest that exercises regsubst(). Something like this might do
the trick:
site.pp
======
node default {
$value = 'foo'
$subst = regsubst($value, 'f', 'b')
notice("Ghosts say '$subst'")
}
If the problem is a straight-up incompatibility between stdlib and the
Puppet core, then any time the master tries to compile a catalog it ought
to experience your error. If it does, then you have a test case you can
submit when you file a ticket against the issue. Otherwise, either you
have clobbered your primary master some other way, or else the issue is
more complicated than you suppose.
John
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