Quoting jcbollinger <john.bollin...@stjude.org> on Mon, May 02 09:28:
>
> > Then in nodes/%{::trusted.certname}.yaml for any host that needs to
> > override the default in ucdpuppet::kerberos::params, I put:
> >
> > ucdpuppet::kerberos::params::krb5_source: "krb5.conf.special"
> >
> >
>
> No the key should identify the name and class of the parameter with which
> the value is associated, but you have given a name that matches the source
> of that parameter's default value. Data binding will not change the value
> of the ::params class's variable; rather, it will cause Puppet to use the
> value drawn from Hiera *instead of* the value of the params-class
> variable. To achieve that with your updated class definition, you want
> this:
>
> ucdpuppet::kerberos::config::source: "krb5.conf.special"
Thanks again for the detailed write-up and explanation. You have saved me
many hours of hair pulling. The one quoted above would have been very
confusing, but makes perfect sense the way you explained it.
--
Omen Wild
Systems Administrator
Metro Cluster
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