Its puppet 2.7.x latest, I chain resources like this:
node 'puppetmaster-client' {
include base::route53::r53server
$primary_fqdn = 'puppetmaster.foo.bar'
base::route53::r53delegation { ["$primary_fqdn.",'xyz.foo.bar.']:
} ->Class['base::route53::r53server']
}
Anyway, that is not that important although a bit annoying....I hope in 3.x
this will be fixed, time to put some effort to migrate anyway.
On Thursday, 25 October 2012 14:58:34 UTC+1, jcbollinger wrote:
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 6:10:18 AM UTC-5, MCZ wrote:
>>
>> So basically I am using this (http://github.com/larstobi/puppet-dns/)
>> module to manage amazon's route53 dns entries.
>> The generic definition goes like that:
>>
>> node 'testnode' {
>> base::route53::r53delegation { "$primary_fqdn.": ;}
>> }
>>
>> On a server node which (is actually my puppet master) submits dns entries
>> to amazon I do:
>>
>> node 'masternode' {
>> include base::route53::r53server
>> }
>>
>> The problem is that whenever I specify resources
>> via base::route53::r53delegation within same node where
>> base::route53::r53server is included, resources seems to show up (be
>> exported) in the mysql database but are never realized...
>>
>
> Would you care to show how that node declaration looks?
>
>
>
>> --debug --verbose is not really verbose enough about realizing
>> resources...
>> A little help how to further debug this would be highly appreciated...
>>
>> The definitions looks like below:
>>
>> define base::route53::r53delegation($recordname ='',
>> target="$::ec2_public_hostname",rtype='CNAME',$ttl=60) {
>> @@dnsrecord { "$title":
>> ensure => present,
>> value => "$target",
>> type => "$rtype",
>> zone => 'foobar.com.',
>> ttl => "$ttl",
>> }
>> }
>>
>> class base::route53::r53server {
>> include base::generalsettings
>> Dnsrecord <<| tag == 'Base::Route53::R53delegation' |>> {
>> id => "${base::generalsettings::route53_id}",
>> secret => "${base::generalsettings::route53_key}",
>> }
>> }
>>
>
>
> Is this on Puppet 3? Puppet 3 has at least one or two of issues related
> to resources that are both exported and collected by the same node. I
> don't see a ticket related to this particular behavior, but it is
> conceivable that there is a bug.
>
> On the other hand, I would also be looking at the possibility of
> parse-order issues. Do make sure that the node's own exported resources
> are declared before the collection that includes them is declared.
>
>
> John
>
>
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