Vlad,
Have you tried setting the variable inside your Puppet manifest before you
call it in the template? Something like:
$ips = hiera_hash('allowed_ips')
file {/tmp/test:
content => template(iptables/test.erb)
}
And then in the template:
*<% ips.each do |comment, ip| -%>
*
* code <%= ip %> code # <%= comment %>*
*<% end %>*
I've not seen too many people calling hiera inside a function - let's
eliminate this first and see what happens.
On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 8:47 PM, Vlad <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Nan, I've tried them all (hiera, hiera_array and hiera_hash),
> unfortunately with no luck.
> Like I mentioned above, it doesn't have to be necessarily a hiera hash.
> Even a simple var: name inside the yaml file gives that error. As long as
> you have an array defined as a parameter, together with any type of
> variable from hiera (string, array, or hash), it doesn't work.
>
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