Hello,
I am not exactly sure how to phrase this, but consider the following:
case $::role {
'access': {
notify {"Applying access packages" :}
include access_packages
freebsd::rc_conf { 'test' :
value => 'yes',
ensure => 'present'
}
openvpn::server {'winterthur' :
country => 'CH',
province => 'ZH',
city => 'Winterthur',
organization => 'example.org',
email => 'r...@example.org',
server => '10.200.200.0 255.255.255.0'}
}
'client': {
notify {"Applying client config" :}
openvpn::client { 'client1':
server => "winterthur"
}
}
}
What I am trying to do in 'client' case is reference the server that was
defined in the 'access' case. Is this possible? The openvpn module here;
https://github.com/luxflux/puppet-openvpn
contains some examples and such that lead me to believe there should be a
reference, but it seems like that only is applicable if they have the same
scope. How would I go about storing off the 'winterthur' openvpn::server
for use by the clients later? Puppet's class variable access and scoping in
general are a little confusing to me at this point. I tried the obvious
assigning a $variable but that didn't work either. Also, looking at the
openvpn code, it seems like openvpn::server is "define"d instead of using
the class keyword. does this make a difference?
Thanks
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