Hi,
On 03/22/2013 09:27 PM, Dan wrote:
> node ip::addr{ "eth0":
Uhm, what? node ip::addr ? Wouldn't that tell puppet that there is a
host in your setup by the name of ip::addr? Confusing...
Anyway, execution order is controlled using require/before parameters.
These should all work, assuming the correct syntax is what I suppose it is:
ip::addr { "vlan2": ..., require => Ip::Addr["bond0"] }
or
ip::addr { "bond0": ..., before => Ip::Addr["vlan2"] }
or even
Ip::Addr["vlan2"] -> Ip::Addr["bond0"]
although I may have that last one backwards, I'm not accustumed to using it.
HTH,
Felix
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