Puppet users - Oct 2011 - Requiring a File defined in another classs

Hi

I have wrote these classes

http://pastebin.com/WKbUurt4

but as you can see in the paste, it throws me a dependency error, but as
much as I can see, everything is included and declared so the compiled
manifest should be complete. Where''s the error?

I''m using Debian Squeeze with Puppet 2.6.2

Thanks

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Davide Ferrari
Senior System Administrator
Atrapalo S.L.

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On Tue, 2011-10-25 at 12:31 +0200, Davide Ferrari wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I have wrote these classes
> 
> http://pastebin.com/WKbUurt4
> 
Forget it, it was simply a typo :/ (a missing /)

Sorry for the noise

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Atrapalo S.L.

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Please note that requiring resources from foreign classes is generally
bad practice.
If possible, require the whole class that defines the resource.

Cheers,
Felix

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On Oct 26, 2:56 am, Felix Frank <felix.fr...@alumni.tu-berlin.de>
wrote:
> Please note that requiring resources from foreign classes is generally
> bad practice.
> If possible, require the whole class that defines the resource.

Yes, that seems to be the prevailing opinion, but I am a bit looser
myself.  For me, it''s a question of documentation and interface.  I
see no problem inherent in having a class document that it declares
certain resources, with the intent that other classes'' resources may
depend on them.  Those resources are thereby made part of the
declaring class''s external interface.

On the other hand, it is asking for future trouble for a class to
depend on foreign classes'' resources thatare *not* documented
available for that purpose.  Inasmuch as I suspect the practice of
documenting resources into a class''s interface is not widespread, in
most situations my position boils down to the one Felix described.


John

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