I was away on vacation for a month, upon getting back I am finding the
Puppet Agent is now throwing a warning on all of the defines I have in a
module that is applied to all our Linux servers. (we are auto updating
point releases)
Warning: Unacceptable location. The name 'remote_file' is unacceptable in
file '/etc/puppet/modules/seed/manifests/init.pp' (file:
/etc/puppet/modules/seed/manifests/init.pp, line: 1123, column: 1)
We have several defines in this module, all now causing the same warning
message and wasn't a few months ago. I couldn't find anything in the 5.5.x
release notes to explain why this warning has started to pop up.
In this case the define warned about above looks like:
define remote_file($remote_location=undef, $mode='0644', $owner=undef,
$group=undef) {
Code here
}
Thanks in advance for any ideas anyone might have on why this warning has
started to pop up.
Jon
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