http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/5268
FYI: According to this bug-report, Ruby does not allow a dash in a class name,
so neither does Puppet
Try underscore instead: proxy_ring
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On 02/08/2012 12:57 PM, sateesh wrote:
> I need to define the hostclass with special character for ex:
> "swift::proxy-ring"
Uhm...why? Dashes are not allowed in any puppet classes. Why do you want
them so much? Can you not simply substitute and underscore (_) ?
Cheers,
Felix
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Hi,
I need to define the hostclass with special character for ex:
"swift::proxy-ring"
I have tried following ways but not worked:
1) hostclass :swift::proxy-ring do
2) hostclass 'swift::proxy-ring' do
3) hostclass "swift::proxy-ring" do
When I am using the 2 and 3 options it is giving follow
