In puppet 2.7 we use the following construct.
define some::fun(
ensure => present,
sname => 'some.server.com'
) {
include some::fun_setup
# Template uses sname
file {"/path/$name":
content => template("${name}.erb"),
}
}
class some::fun_setup {
file{"/etc/ssl/certs/${sname}":
source => "puppet:///modules/some-files/${sname}.ca.pem"
}
}
The reference to sname in some::fun_setup does not work in puppet 3. Not
surprising given the scoping changes. The problem is I am not sure how to
reference sname defined in the resource from the class some::fun_setup. In
reading the documentation I think something like $some::fun::sname should
work, but it doesn't. What is the correct way to reference sname from
some::fun_setup?
The goal is to be able to have manifests that use some::fun as follows:
some::fun{'fragment1': ensure => present}
some::fun{'fragment2': ensure => present}
...
The fragments are unique, but the ca cert only needs to be installed once.
Thanks in advance,
Bill
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