yes i have *.pp in my site.pp file but adding include foo1 fixed the
issue.
On Jul 1, 3:02 pm, brijesh wrote:
> thanks
> that worked i didn't realise i need to include it first.
>
> Brijesh
>
> On Jul 1, 1:18 pm, vagn scott wrote:
>
> > you also have to have a
>
> > include foo1
>
> > somewhe
thanks
that worked i didn't realise i need to include it first.
Brijesh
On Jul 1, 1:18 pm, vagn scott wrote:
> you also have to have a
>
> include foo1
>
> somewhere.
>
> Note that your require is a dependency,
> not an instantiation. require just says
> that foo1 has to be installed first,
>
seph wrote:
> I've been assuming it's a typo, and means that the apache *service*
> depends on the squid class. I'd love to know how to make a class depend
> on another class.
>
I use this all the time in 0.24.8. You just put
require => Class["whatever"]
on your resource in the dependent
hello,
- "seph" wrote:
> I've been assuming it's a typo, and means that the apache *service*
> depends on the squid class. I'd love to know how to make a class
> depend
> on another class.
On 0.25.1 and later you can do 'require classname' instead of 'include
classname' in the cases whe
I've been assuming it's a typo, and means that the apache *service*
depends on the squid class. I'd love to know how to make a class depend
on another class.
seph
Douglas Garstang writes:
> Can someone tell me what a require => Class actually does? The
> documentation on this really isn't clea
Darn iPhone. Requiring a class will make puppet consider an entire
class of resources a dependency. So in the example you quoted, the
squid class would be executed before the apache service.
It allows abstraction over requiring individual resources, that's all.
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On 25 Oct
Require => Class will me
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On 25 Oct 2009, at 06:59, Douglas Garstang
wrote:
>
> Can someone tell me what a require => Class actually does? The
> documentation on this really isn't clear.
>
> The language tutorial at
> http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/LanguageTutor
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 9:30 AM, paul matthews
wrote:
> Hi Evan,
>
> Within the class that has the dependency, I would imagine it is as case of
> adding:-
>
> require => Class["classname"],
>
> Paul
>
> 2009/5/13 Evan Hisey
>>
>> Okay, I know this has been addressed before but I can not find it.
Hi Evan,
Within the class that has the dependency, I would imagine it is as case of
adding:-
require => Class["classname"],
Paul
2009/5/13 Evan Hisey
>
> Okay, I know this has been addressed before but I can not find it. I
> have module setup to handle all my Yum repos. This module works well
