Hi Mark,
what you are doing is basically possibl. You just need to get the Syntax
right. I've added the necessary changes inline below.
If you follow this pattern, you'll also note that this maps directly to
the possibilities of an external node script should you need one in the
future.
On 4/14/2010 2:47 PM, Mark Nelson wrote:
Hello
I am trying to use tags to differentiate between machines that are
servers and machines that are clients. I am using the tag statement
within the node definition as shown below -
node shadow inherits default
{
tag("server")
}
node shadow {
$server = true
include default
}
The default node is defined as follows -
node default
class default
{
include "root-ssh-key"
include "dns"
include "puppet"
include "sshd"
include "autofs"
}
Within the class definition I am testing to see if the machine has been
tagged as a server and setting variables accordingly.
class autofs
{
if tagged(server)
if $server
{
$auto_master="puppet://puppet/files/common/etc/auto.master.server"
$auto_mt="puppet://puppet/files/common/etc/auto.master.server"
$auto_home="puppet://puppet/files/common/etc/auto.home.server"
}
else
{
$auto_master="puppet://puppet/files/common/etc/auto.master.laptop"
$auto_mt="puppet://puppet/files/common/etc/auto.master.laptop"
}
file
{
"/etc/auto.master":
source => $auto_master,
owner => "root",
group => "root",
mode => "444",
notify => Service["autofs"];
}
}
Best Regards, David
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