Almost there! =)
My only change was '"host_entry_${name}" :' like you suggested,
everything else in the code is like my first post, and the error now is:
*"Could not evaluate: uninitialized constant Augeas::NO_MODL_AUTOLOAD"*
*By the way, thank you so much for the help, this topic made me lear
Sorry, didn't realize it was a hash of hashes. You just need the augeas
resource to have a unique name - entry[$name][hostname] or ipaddress should
work.
IE:
define a_thing {
augeas { 'host_entry': }
}
a_thing { 'a': }
a_thing { 'b': }
Will generate an error like you are seeing.
define a_thi
ah, right you are supplying entire hash in your defined resource. Missed it.
If your defined resource would accept: name, iphost and hostname - then you
can use create_resources to define all 3 entry.
On 17 Jan 2014 15:21, "Reinaldo Lima" wrote:
> With "create_resources" the error is:
>
> *Inval
With "create_resources" the error is:
*Invalid parameter hostName on node*
And including the entry[name] in the resource name:
*Resource title must be a String, not Hash*
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On Friday, January 17, 2014 5:10:16 AM UTC-2, Andrew wrote:
>
> another option to use create_resources('hostinclude'
another option to use create_resources('hostinclude',$netentry)
On 16 Jan 2014 23:47, "Nick Cammorato" wrote:
> Your augeas resource is always called hosts_include which is why it's
> doing that. Try including the entry[name] in that resource name.
> On Jan 16, 2014 4:15 PM, "Reinaldo Lima" wro
Your augeas resource is always called hosts_include which is why it's doing
that. Try including the entry[name] in that resource name.
On Jan 16, 2014 4:15 PM, "Reinaldo Lima" wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm trying to write a class that put some entries in "/etc/hosts" file as
> follow below:
>
>
Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to write a class that put some entries in "/etc/hosts" file as
follow below:
*class hosts {*
*$netentry = {*
*host01 => { iphost => '192.168.10.1', hostName => host01
},*
*host02 => { iphost => '192.168.10.2', hostName => host02
