Hello all,
I know that execution order is not guaranteed within a scope without
explicitly declaring dependencies.
However I've always been able to set variables in classes, and expect them
to be used properly in templates that I declare in a File statement in the
same class.
It looks like I
Thanks John,
The Puppet templating docs recommend referring to DSL variables via Ruby
> class variables, so as @master_host and @master_port in your case.
> Referring to them via local variables (as your template does) will often
> work, but it can fail in interesting ways if your variables ha
I should add that I've added a 'notice' statement for debugging, which
again shows the correct things when the manifest is applied manually, but
doesn't seem to be executed (at all) when run through the puppetmaster
On Wednesday, September 5, 2012 3:19:07 PM UTC+1, rena
m puppetmaster.
On Wednesday, September 5, 2012 3:24:10 PM UTC+1, renaud wrote:
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> I should add that I've added a 'notice' statement for debugging, which
> again shows the correct things when the manifest is applied manually, but
> doesn't seem to be executed (at a
That was the problem indeed.
The agent was 2.7.19 and the master 2.7.14.
Thanks !
On Wednesday, September 5, 2012 4:38:58 PM UTC+1, R.I. Pienaar wrote:
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