Hello List,
I have a question about ordering of classes with parameters. My first class
install the service it should install. To be able to install the service, a
second class is need which add the necessary repository. So the init class
look like this:
*class { '::yum':*
* repoIcinga => 'yes',*
*}*
*contain icinga::package*
*contain icinga::config*
*contain icinga::service*
*Class['icinga::package'] ->*
*Class['icinga::config'] ->*
*Class['icinga::service']*
Unfortunately the ordering isn't correct, the module try to install the
service before the repository is added and usable. After the second run,
everything is fine because the repository gets added during the first run
and the configuration for the service could be finished. I know that
require is under normal circumstances the solution for that situation, but
in this case I can't call the class with the relevant parameter. Any hints?
Regards, Thomas
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