On Friday, September 28, 2012 3:31:11 AM UTC-5, pierre-emmanuel degand
wrote:
>
> Hi, I try to include or import a lot of configuration files in a node, but
> it doesn't work :/
>
> I create a module to configure bind, but i have a lot of domains to
> configure in the node of my server, so i decided to create an other module
> just to register my configuration with 1 file per domain (i have around 200
> domains, so arount 200 files...).
>
> My tree (for the configuration module) :
> module/
>
> conf_bind/
>
> manifests/
>
> init.pp
>
> bind/
>
> domain1_conf.pp
>
> ...
>
> domain200_conf.pp
>
>
> Init.pp :
> class conf_bind {
> }
>
> I tried " import 'bind/*.pp' " , but it worked only once on my VM... The
> only solution i have now it's to include my domain*_conf one by one, but
> i'll be very long...
>
> If someone got an idea :) thanks
>
>
The 'import' function is the wrong tool for this job (indeed there is only
about one job for which it is appropriate).
You don't describe the contents of your bind/domainX_conf.pp manifests, but
with the layout you describe, each should be of this form:
class conf_bind::bind::domainX_conf {
# declarations for configuring domain X...
}
Then in the module's init.pp you would have:
class conf_bind {
include 'conf_bind::bind::domain1_conf'
include 'conf_bind::bind::domain2_conf'
# ...
include 'conf_bind::bind::domain200_conf'
}
Puppet DSL does not provide a way to use pattern matching to assign classes
to nodes, and it does not provide for textual interpolation in the manner
of the C preprocessor's "#include" directive. In particular, Puppet's
'include' function performs a fundamentally different job than does cpp's
"#include".
John
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