I'm trying to use regex to install the appropriate kernel-devel packaged,
based on what kernel the system has installed, running puppet-0.25.3-2
(EPEL version for RHEL4).
Here is what I'm doing:
package { "kernel-development":
ensure => "present",
name => $kernelrelease ? {
/^(.*)ELlargesmp$/ => "kernel-largesmp-devel",
/^.*\.(ELhugemem)$/ => "kernel-hugemem-devel",
/.*ELsmp.*/ => "kernel-smp-devel",
default => "kernel-devel",
},
}
I've left several versions of my attempts at matching in the above snippet
to show what I've tried, but none of it seems to work. Here's what facter
shows on the system:
# facter | grep kernelrelease
kernelrelease => 2.6.9-89.0.19.ELlargesmp
No matter what I've tried, it always falls through to the default. I have
even done /^(2.6.9-89.0.19.ELlargesmp)$/ and it doesn't accept it. So what
am I doing wrong?
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