Puppet users - Dec 2011 - Errors using puppetlabs dashboard, passenger, and mysql modules from github

I''m confused about certain Puppet parameterized class usage and
scoping.
The puppetlabs-dashboard module at
github<https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-dashboard/blob/master/manifests/passenger.pp>starts
with the following:

class dashboard::passenger ($dashboard_site, $dashboard_port) inherits
dashboard {

    Class [''::passenger''] -> Apache::Vhost[$dashboard_site]

    class { ''::passenger'':
        port => $dashboard_port,
    }

I also have the puppetlabs-apache and puppetlabs-mysql classes in my
modules directory and I''m trying to install dashboard on a test host as
per
the instructions:

node test {
    class { ''dashboard'':
        dashboard_ensure       => ''present'',
        dashboard_user         => ''puppet-dashboard'',
        dashboard_group        => ''puppet-dashboard'',
        dashboard_password     => ''changeme'',
        dashboard_db           => ''dashboard_production'',
        dashboard_charset      => ''utf8'',
        dashboard_site         => $fqdn,
        dashboard_port         => ''80'',
        mysql_root_pw          => ''changeme'',
        passenger              => true,
        mysql_package_provider => ''yum'',
        ruby_mysql_package     => ''ruby-mysql'',
    }
}

However, I''m getting the following error when running puppetd -t on the
test host:

# puppetd -t
notice: Ignoring --listen on onetime run
err: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER:
Puppet::Parser::AST::Resource failed with error ArgumentError: Could not
find declared class ::passenger at
/etc/puppet/modules/dashboard/manifests/passenger.pp:21 on node
chelutlunx09.karmalab.net
warning: Not using cache on failed catalog
err: Could not retrieve catalog; skipping run
#

Does anyone know why I might be getting this error?

For what it''s worth, I''ve already had to make another change
to dashboard''s
init.pp due to a misuse of the mysql::server class by the dashboard class,
so I''m concerned that there are other issues I''ve not yet
encountered:

-  class { ''mysql::server'': root_password => $mysql_root_pw
}
+  class { ''mysql::server'': config_hash => { root_password
=>
$mysql_root_pw } }

This is because of how the mysql::server class is actually defined:

class mysql::server(
  $service_name = $mysql::params::service_name,
  $config_hash  = {},
  $package_name = ''mysql-server''
)

Thanks,
Justin

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