This seems like entirely the wrong way to use classes.
Classes are a set of resources that can be applied to a node.
The easiest way to use classes is to include them in a node definition like
so
node 'blah.example.com' {
include blackup::client
}
if you need to set the variable for a class
Hi,
I try some like this...
I need virtual parametriced class.
*@class {backup::client:*
* backup => xx*
*}*
Is posible to do something like this? If
To realice...
This don't works. (err: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server:
Error 400 on SERVER: Resource* type class *doesn
