On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 12:13 PM, Marcus Downing
wrote:
> As I said, the "sourceselect => all" parameter is necessary to make puppet
> merge the listed sources rather than selecting one of them.
> I take your point that variables are a fragile way of specifying. I'll try
> refactoring it based on c
Hi,
On 04/04/2011 06:13 PM, Marcus Downing wrote:
> As I said, the "sourceselect => all" parameter is necessary to make
> puppet merge the listed sources rather than selecting one of them.
ah, thanks for pointing that out again. I completely missed that (nor
knew of its existence).
> I take your
As I said, the "sourceselect => all" parameter is necessary to make puppet
merge the listed sources rather than selecting one of them.
I take your point that variables are a fragile way of specifying. I'll try
refactoring it based on class parameters, but the list of sources isn't the
same leng
Hi,
On 04/04/2011 12:14 PM, Marcus Downing wrote:
> Correction: this only works if the place that uses the variable (the
> 'file' resource) comes after the place where the variable is modified.
> In our case that meant the child looks like this:
>
> class child {
> $sources += [ '/pat
Correction: this only works if the place that uses the variable (the 'file'
resource) comes after the place where the variable is modified. In our case
that meant the child looks like this:
class child {
$sources += [ '/path/to/second' ]
include parent
}
--
You received this message be
Ah, it works if the variable is in the outer scope:
$sources = [ '/path/to/first' ]
class parent {
file { '...':
ensure => directory,
source => $sources,
sourceselect => all
}
}
class child {
$sources += [ '/path/to/second' ]
}
--
You received this message b
I'm trying to do this using an array variable and the sourceselect
parameter.
class parent {
$sources = [ '/path/to/first' ]
file { '...':
ensure => directory,
source => $sources,
sourceselect => all
}
}
class child {
$sources += [ '/path/to/second' ]
}
