If you are using hiera, you can set the default value to UNSET for those
variables, it should do it.
*rabbitmq_port = hiera('**rabbitmq_port','UNSET')*
*
*
If you are using host facts, you can modify if condition like this:
*<% if **@rabbitmq_port != '' and **@rabbitmq_port != 'UNSET' -%>*
*
*
-Virender
On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 8:01 AM, <badge...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Could you show the puppet code that sets '$rabbitmq_port' and
> '$rabbitmq_address' ?
>
> I'd recommend dropping a line like this in your template:
>
> *NODE_PORT=<%= @rabbitmq_port.inspect %>*
>
> (If you see 'nil', the variable either hasn't been set or has been set to
> 'undef').
>
> Eric
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