Hiera isn't running the function for you. No worries. You can change it
like this:
logstash::configfiles:
'input_apache':
content: 'adriatic/logstash/input_apache.erb'
order: '10'
define logstash::configfile(
$content = undef,
$source = undef,
$order = 10
) {
file_fragment { $name:
tag => "LS_CONFIG_${::fqdn}",
content => template($content),
source => $source,
order => $order,
before => [ File_concat['ls-config'] ]
}
}
What you're doing with specifying both a source and a content... I'm not
sure what you're going for there. Generally you use just one. Calling
template on an undefined string might cause you issues, so you might have
to add some error checking. I would recommend removing the source
functionality from this defined type.
Thanks,
Spencer
On May 23, 2014 3:02 PM, "Jakov Sosic" <jso...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm looking at this code:
>
>
> define logstash::configfile(
> $content = undef,
> $source = undef,
> $order = 10
> ) {
>
> file_fragment { $name:
> tag => "LS_CONFIG_${::fqdn}",
> content => $content,
> source => $source,
> order => $order,
> before => [ File_concat['ls-config'] ]
> }
> }
>
>
> Now, I'm doing a create_resource on that one:
>
> $logstash_configs = hiera_hash('logstash::configfiles', {})
> create_resources(::Logstash::Configfile, $logstash_configs)
>
>
> Problem is I cannot force a content to be an erb template....
>
> Whatever I write in hiera, it is interpreted as text, for example:
>
>
> logstash::configfiles:
> 'input_apache':
> content: "template('adriatic/logstash/input_apache.erb')"
> order: '10'
>
>
> Just writes text:
> template('adriatic/logstash/input_apache.erb')
>
> into logstash config file, while I expect it to parse a template.
>
> What am I doing wrong? Is there a way to force Hiera to pass the value as
> a code and not as clear text?
>
> Thank you
>
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