Can you show what happens on a brand new CentOS 6 or 7 node when you run
`puppet agent -t`? It should work the way you expect, though the
service_enable and service_ensure settings match the default, so there
won't be that much different.
If it is working, but the output isn't clear on that, you could try running
puppet against it as is, then turn one of the service_* values to
false/stopped and you should see the state change. If it changes from
running to stopped, and back again if you revert the changes, you know
things are working. If not, it gets you closer to the issue.
Rob Nelson
rnels...@gmail.com
On Wed, Jun 1, 2016 at 12:00 PM, Courtney Campbell <camp...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I just upgraded to puppet 3.8. Things I used to do in 3.7 like import and
> inherits no longer work. Anyway, I have been trying to figure out hiera.
> The docs on the site are great if you already know what you are doing.
> Anyway, I have environments setup. And have the hiera.yaml setup and
> working. Here is the hiera.yaml.
>
> ---
> :backends:
> - yaml
> :yaml:
> :datadir: "/etc/puppet/environments/%{::environment}/hieradata"
> :hierarchy:
> - "nodes/%{::trusted.certname}"
> - "%{::osfamily}/%{::operatingsystemmajrelease}"
> - "virtual/%{::virtual}"
> - "common"
>
>
> under my development einvironment I have
>
> RedHat/6.yaml
> RedHat/7.yaml
>
> 6.yaml has info for ntp and 7.yaml has info for chrony.
>
> 6.yaml
> ---
> ntp::restrict: 127.0.0.1
> ntp::service_enable: true
> ntp::service_ensure: running
> ntp::servers:
> - ntp.server.com
>
> 7.yaml
> ---
> chrony::service_enable: true
> chrony::service_ensure: running
> chrony::servers:
> - ntp.server.com
>
> That all looks fine and hiera test works.
> $ hiera ntp::service_enable ::environment=development ::osfamily=RedHat
> ::operatingsystemmajrelease=6
> true
>
> Now I am unsre how to make use of this in my site.pp.
>
> I have this, but it is not working:
>
> if $operatingsystemmajrelease =~ '6' {
> include ntp
> }
> elsif $operatingsystemmajrelease == '7' {
> include chrony
> }
>
> It's setting the ntp.conf and chrony.conf files to the defaults. I really
> like puppet when it is working. But trying to figure this out is just
> pissing me off. I wish there was a doc that would hold my hand and just
> give exact examples on how to get this to work. It's not intuitive.
>
>
>
>
>
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