Peter Berghold wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> In the past when I've wanted to install puppet to a system I"ve just
> done a "gem install puppet facter' and it has workd.
>
> After runing the gem install I tried running puppetd and was told "not
> found." OK, so I started to dig and discovered that pupp
Hi folks,
In the past when I've wanted to install puppet to a system I"ve just done a
"gem install puppet facter' and it has workd.
After runing the gem install I tried running puppetd and was told "not
found." OK, so I started to dig and discovered that puppetd was indeed
installed on the syste
Hello Andrew,
Thanks for your answer.
Infact, pkgrepo *is* already like you suggest:
class pkgrepo {
Nginx::Vhost["website.domain.tld"] -> Class['Pkgrepo']
include pkgrepo::install,pkgrepo::config
}
Just forget about Nginx::Vhost["packages.iscoolapp.com"] and replace it
wherever you see i
Hello,
I am trying to define the modules' run order like this:
--8<
... % cat test.pp
class baseclass {
include sudo
}
class sudo {
file { '/tmp/sudoers':
ensure => 'present',
content => template('/tmp/sudoers.erb'),
}
notify {
Hi Jean,
Is Nginx::Vhost["packages.iscoolapp.com"] getting set up somewhere
else in your code?
If not should your pkgrepo be like this?
class pkgrepo {
Nginx::Vhost["website.domain.tld"] -> Class['Pkgrepo']
include pkgrepo::install,pkgrepo::config
}
Or
pkgrepo::repository
