If you try to handle unlike OSes in the same class you're in for lots of
debugging and logic issues. I agree with Walter, you'll want to
subclass them.
If you name your subclasses according to the results of the built-in
osfamily fact (which should return RedHat for both RHEL and CentOS) you
can
>From what I've seen in other modules, the more common way is to do
something like this:
class php {
case $::operatingsystem {
'Gentoo': {
include php::gentoo
}
/(RedHat|CentOS)/: {
include php::redhat
}
}
And then implement the c
Hi,
Before making any further changes to my existing PHP module, I'd like
to get a few recommendations from anyone who has already faced this
problem...
My existing module supports Fedora, RHEL and clones. I'd like to extend
support to more distributions, by adding a typical "params" class to it.
