Hi,
Please consider the following simplified code:
class apache::params {
$priority = 25
}
define apache::vhost (
$priority = $::apache::params::priority
) {
include apache::params
notify { "$name prio 1: $apache::params::priority": }
notify { "$name prio 2: $priority": }
}
apache::vhost { 'test': }
Is there ANY way that the notifys in the apache::vhost type would display a
different value? Shouldn't $apache::params::priority and $priority not be
the same?
I have a case where on *some* nodes, $priority (and other parameters that
have defaults from $::apache::params that I omitted here) are empty
(undef). If I access $::apache::params::priority directly, the correct
value is presented.
This code is in use on many nodes, and most don't exhibit the problem.
Any idea what might be the problem here? I've been trying different things
for over an hour, and I'm afraid I'm losing my sanity...
Best regards,
Martijn.
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