Puppet users - Apr 2008 - using variables within file resource

Hello puppet-users,

I´d like to create a directory, while adding the domain-fact at the
end of the path.

something (which is not working):

    file { "/var/www/html/{$domain}":
        ensure => present
    }

is this possible?

thanks
,
Stefan

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Stefan-
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 10:35 AM, Stefan Wiederoder
<stefanwiederoder@web.de> wrote:
>  something (which is not working):
>
>     file { "/var/www/html/{$domain}":
>         ensure => present
>     }
>
 I think the curly brackets are unneeded and may be cause problem. I
believe what you are looking for is ensure => directory. ensure =>
present acts kind like the touch command and creates a file not a
directory.

Evan

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>  >  something (which is not working):
>  >
>  >     file { "/var/www/html/{$domain}":
>  >         ensure => present
>  >     }
>  >
>   I think the curly brackets are unneeded and may be cause problem. I
>  believe what you are looking for is ensure => directory. ensure =>
>  present acts kind like the touch command and creates a file not a
>  directory.
I am refering to the curly brackets around the variable.

Evan

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On Apr 4, 9:44 am, "Evan Hisey" <ehi...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> >  >     file { "/var/www/html/{$domain}":
>
> I am refering to the curly brackets around the variable.
Not necessary, no, but the syntax is incorrect anyway.

file { "/var/www/html/${domain}":


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thanks Evan/jtimberman,

now it´s working, thanks for your help.

    file { "/var/www/html/$domain" :
        ensure => directory
    }

bye
,
Stefan
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