On 12/13/2010 03:01 AM, Alex wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to create a single configuration file with one or two
> differences, many times. Therefore, i'd like to do the following in
> pseudo-code:
>
> files = [(a,b), (c,d), (e,f)...]
> foreach a,b in files:
> create_file(a,b)
>
> Which can then use what I think is a valid definition:
> define create_file($port, $fullserver) {
> file { "test.erb":
> content => template('test.erb'),
> }
> }
Define doesn't define a function, it defines a resource type.
You need no array, just use your define as:
create_file {
"/etc/foo1.conf":
port => $a,
fullserver => $b;
"/etc/foo2.conf":
port => $c,
fullserver => $d;
...
}
You will want to change the define as follows:
define create_file($port, $fullserver) {
file { "$name":
content => template('test.erb'),
}
}
file { "$name": ... } instead of a static name.
Otherwise puppet *will* complain about multiple definition of
File["test.erb"].
HTH,
Felix
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