Hi,
I have written two defined type and trying to use some variables between
them.
foo/manifest/init.pp
define foo( $x=undef, $y=undef)
{
if $x == undef {
$xx = $defualt_x
} else {
$xx = $x
}
if $y == undef {
$yy $defualt_y
} else {
$yy= $y
}
fooins
Hi,
I've been using puppet for over a year now, but now I have a problem, and
I'm not seeing a solution.
I have a hash to set up Java application servers in hiera, these get
'deeper' merged so we don't need duplicate declarations of every little
option.
Inside the manifest, the create_resources
Hi,
The simplest I can think of would be to set up '$yy' as a parameter, and
then pass that one down from install.pp
However, looking at this limited code snippet, perhaps you shouldn't even
have a define in the install.pp, but a class that inherits from 'foo'.
Then you can access the $yy variab
Hi Puppet users,
Is there any convenient way to access a variable defined in a Puppet class
from within a custom fact?
I'm trying to reuse a Puppet variable within a fact definition, but can't
find any way to look it up like I would do within an ERB template.
Example (fictional):
Facter.add(:t
Dear fellow Puppet users,
Is there any convenient way to access a variable defined in a Puppet class
from within a custom fact?
I'm trying to reuse a Puppet variable within a fact definition, but can't
find any way to look it up like I would do within an ERB template.
Example (fictional):
Fact
On Monday, November 17, 2014 2:06:25 AM UTC-6, Rajgourav Jain wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have written two defined type and trying to use some variables between
> them.
>
> foo/manifest/init.pp
> define foo( $x=undef, $y=undef)
> {
>
> if $x == undef {
>$xx = $defualt_x
> } el
On Monday, November 17, 2014 4:11:09 AM UTC-6, Steven Post wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've been using puppet for over a year now, but now I have a problem, and
> I'm not seeing a solution.
> I have a hash to set up Java application servers in hiera, these get
> 'deeper' merged so we don't need duplicat
On Wednesday, November 5, 2014 7:41:59 AM UTC-6, Luca Gioppo wrote:
>
> I started by installing puppet (puppet master + puppetdb etc) from RPM
> (yum.puppet) on a CentOS 6.5.
> Since I want to test the "cloudstack_resource" module I saw that it needs
> fog and it needs ruby 1.9.3.
>
> So tr
Hi all,
I'm simply tryng to push a file with content in template:
file {'/tmp/test':
ensure => present,
content => template('modulename/template_file.erb')
}
Template file contains a line like this:
{FOO}.
note final dot character. The file is correctly created but I have the
following er
On 2014-17-11 12:40, Antoine Cotten wrote:
Dear fellow Puppet users,
Is there any convenient way to access a variable defined in a Puppet
class from within a custom fact?
Facts come before puppet variables. At best you can get some value from
the *previous* catalog application by writing it
I'm trying to get a new custom fact working in OS X. Source information is
from:
https://github.com/grahamgilbert/grahamgilbert-mac_facts/blob/master/lib/facter/mac_admin_users.rb
Here is the process that I went through.
I added the .rb file to /etc/facter/facts.d/mac_admin_users.rb and modi
Hi,
We have some special case to use Puppet which need to sync many and many
files but just few files are updated ( delete, created or updated ).
Is there any way to sync just for changed files? now I am syncing whole dir
with purge option.
And I realized it's getting slower and slower based on n
Hi Seokhee,
You might want to move to using rsync for this type of activity
https://github.com/onyxpoint/pupmod-rsync.
Thanks,
Trevor
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 6:32 PM, Seokhee Kim wrote:
> Hi,
> We have some special case to use Puppet which need to sync many and many
> files but just few files
Not that it matters, but I am trying to use a module out of puppet forge -
camptocamp-openldap
https://github.com/camptocamp/puppet-openldap
There's no hint of using it anywhere
It has an unusual style. There isn't any init.pp and the structure looks
like this...
├── client
│ ├── config.pp
│
I'm in the process of setting up a staging environment for the company I
work for. To do this, we've cloned our production environment (vmware),
changed the hostnames of the nodes, re-IP'd the nodes, and since that
point, I've been trying to get the environment to the point where I can do
puppe
Thanks Steven and jcbollinger for the suggestion.
Either solution works for me and I have parameterized define type
foo::install and it works.
Since I will be calling foo module multiple time for a node I have to keep
foo/init.pp as defined type.
Thanks,
Rajgourav Jain
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