-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Does myapp have a module?
If it does, I would suggest the following:
node foo {
$myapp_ver = '123'
include "myapp"
}
- - /etc/puppet/modules/myapp/manifests/init.pp -
class myapp {
import "ver/*.pp"
}
- - /etc/puppet/modules/myapp/manifests/
Okay, here's a proposed solution, what do you think?
In site.pp:
import "myapp/*/myapp.pp"
In myapp/123/myapp.pp:
if ($myapp_config == '123') {
// recipes go here
}
In this way, all different myapp.pp files get imported, but only the
rules inside the conditional for the desired version get
I take it back, I can't have the site.pp dynamically generated via
puppet, because potentially I need it to be different for each server.
--
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
"Puppet Users" group.
To post to this group, send email to puppet-us...@googlegrou
As a followup (this is 0.25.1 by the way), I verified that what I was
trying does not work:
In site.pp if I do this:
import "0.2/tester.pp"
the rules in tester.pp execute, but if I try to use a
puppet_node_classifier populated variable, it does not:
import "$admin_config/tester.pp"
No file(s) fo
Hmm, I'm not sure this accomplishes what I'm looking for. I already
have control over what versions get installed on which servers (via a
puppet_node_classifier tied to a database). Let me go into a bit more
detail. Maybe what you suggest applies, but I'm not seeing it quite
yet. Thanks for your h
hello,
- "Trevor Vaughan" wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> When I've needed to do this, I let the Package type handle version
> upgrades and then wrote a custom fact to detect the version that was
> installed and adjust the system accordingly.
>
> You could also
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
When I've needed to do this, I let the Package type handle version
upgrades and then wrote a custom fact to detect the version that was
installed and adjust the system accordingly.
You could also use node-specific variables or defines to do this.
Tre
A while ago I got some help from here about how to version my puppet
recipes. The solution was to generate an /etc/puppet.conf file via
puppet to create environments like this:
[v01]
manifest = /etc/puppet/manifests/v01/site.pp
Now, I want to move control of the puppet recipes to the applicat
