If you look at this example:
>> I have a Ruby class in "nagios" module - it's located in nagios/
>> manifests/ssa_nagios_checks.rb
>> and looks like this
>>
>> hostclass :ssa_nagios_checks do
>> ...
>> end
>>
>> In nagios/manifests/init.pp I have
>>
>> class nagios::server {
>> ...
>> include ssa_nagios_checks
>> ...
>> }
The autoloader/module layout recommendations/rules haven't been followed.
You actually want something more like:
nagios/manifests/server.pp:
class nagios::server {
include nagios::ssa_nagios_checks
}
nagios/manifests/ssa_nagios_checks.rb:
hostclass :'nagios::ssa_nagios_checks' do
notice(["should work"])
end
This should work. Can you test it?
Remember that sub-classes belong in their own file ... and only the
class with the same name as the module belongs in init.pp. Also - you
have to fully qualify class names when declaring them in their rb/pp
file.
ken.
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