Rob Nelson wrote:
> Your code only shows one package, $package, being created, but it
> does not show where the value for $package is set. Either that var
The package block is missleading, it just installs fail2ban:
$package = $::operatingsystem ? {
/(?i:Ubuntu|Debian|Mint)/ => 'fail2ban',
default => 'undef',
}
> has the value 'postfix', or the postfix package is managed in another
> file. Regardless, there is nothing showing where a package called
> $sshdPackage is managed here, which is why the if block is never hit.
Do I have to manage postfix or openssh-server in the same file? The
following log should prove that openssh-server is installed and managed
(somewhere).
> > Debug: /Package[openssh-server]: Provider apt does not support
> > features virtual_packages; not managing attribute allow_virtual
Nevertheless, if you check the log snippets again, why is the
'postfix'-block hit and 'openssh-server' isn't?
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