This is exactly the kind of info that I was once hunting for a month or two
ago. The ability to have one class depend upon another, or to have one
class depend upon an another type, is huge, and simplifies so much for me!
Thank you!!!
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Teyo Tyree <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Justin Williams wrote:
> That is perfect! Thank you!
>
> So, if I have:
> Class A for basic stuff
> Class B for system specific stuff
> and Class C for other stuff that has to happen after classes A & B,
> then, if I have, say, file { "/foo/bar/snarfblatt": require => Class["
> B"], etc; } in cla
That is perfect! Thank you!
So, if I have:
Class A for basic stuff
Class B for system specific stuff
and Class C for other stuff that has to happen after classes A & B,
then, if I have, say, file { "/foo/bar/snarfblatt": require => Class[" B"],
etc; } in class C
And then require File["/foo/bar/sn
Hey Zoniguana,
zoniguana wrote:
> I'm probably being dense here, but
>
> Is if possible to include a class, onlyif a given file exists?
> If not, can I put an onlyif in all the file/cron/service/etc
> statements, so that they are only executed once that file is put in
> place (I.e. only run ph
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 07:16:39AM -0700, zoniguana wrote:
> Is if possible to include a class, onlyif a given file exists?
Currently not, this is bug
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/show/651 on which I'm going to
start work Really Soon Now (tm).
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