That fixes it! Thanks. In all my debugging I assumed that " can't convert
Array into String " referred to the hiera variables. And it was about the
role variable all along. You were right, I had a top scope variable role
defined in a custom fact, which was also in the hiera hierarchy, and
anoth
On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 9:09 PM, Vlad wrote:
> Thanks Gary and Lelutin.
>
> Gary: That was the first thing I tried, and no luck there either. I even
> took out the template out of the equation and called a simple variable like:
> common.yaml:
>>
>> ---
>> test: testvar
>
>
>>
>> class test ($role)
Thanks Gary and Lelutin.
Gary: That was the first thing I tried, and no luck there either. I even
took out the template out of the equation and called a simple variable like:
common.yaml:
> *---
> **test: testvar*
> *class test ($role) {*
*$ips = hiera('test')
> **notify {"${ips}:}*
}
try adding this in your template above the call to
scope.function_hiera_array():
<% Puppet::Parser::Functions.function('hiera_array') -%>
On 12-02-09 11:47 PM, Vlad wrote:
> Thanks Nan, I've tried them all (hiera, hiera_array and hiera_hash),
> unfortunately with no luck.
> Like I mentioned above
Vlad,
Have you tried setting the variable inside your Puppet manifest before you
call it in the template? Something like:
$ips = hiera_hash('allowed_ips')
file {/tmp/test:
content => template(iptables/test.erb)
}
And then in the template:
*<% ips.each do |comment, ip| -%>
*
* code <%= i
Thanks Nan, I've tried them all (hiera, hiera_array and hiera_hash),
unfortunately with no luck.
Like I mentioned above, it doesn't have to be necessarily a hiera hash.
Even a simple var: name inside the yaml file gives that error. As long as
you have an array defined as a parameter, together wi
What you want is the hiera_array instead of hiera function. There's also a
hiera_hash function.
Thanks
Nan
On Feb 9, 2012, at 19:49, Vlad wrote:
Given the following hiera hash:
common.yaml:
---
*allowed_ips:*
* "First IP": 1.2.3.4*
* "Second IP": 5.6.7.8*
and the module:
*class iptables ($r
Given the following hiera hash:
common.yaml:
---
*allowed_ips:*
* "First IP": 1.2.3.4*
* "Second IP": 5.6.7.8*
and the module:
*class iptables ($role) {*
* file {/tmp/test:*
*content => template(iptables/test.erb)*
* }*
*}*
with the corresponding template test.erb:
*<% role.each do |role|
