"Invalid resource type" is exactly what it sounds. Consider the following:
file { "/etc/passwd: }
woofwoof { "/tmp": }
service { "httpd": }
If you don't have any extra Custom Types or Defined Types on your
Master, then the "woofwoof" resource type would give you the same error.
What you'll wa
I figured it out, I needed the puppet-common modules installed and
included.
Thank you for your help this morning.
On Dec 20, 1:30 am, "Will S. G." wrote:
> > IIRC you only get LSB Facts if you have the necessary LSB package,
> > which is redhat-lsb on RHEL I think.
>
> That was it; redhat-lsb p
> IIRC you only get LSB Facts if you have the necessary LSB package,
> which is redhat-lsb on RHEL I think.
That was it; redhat-lsb package was missing, which begs the question,
why not require it in the module?
There is another error (Puppet::Parser::AST::Resource failed with
error ArgumentError
