Puppet users - Jul 2012 - "Could not find dependency Package" even the package already theres.

Dear All,

I just do something simple just want to copy file, this my syntax,

    class asterisk::conf {
        file { "/etc/asterisk/extensions.conf":
            owner   => asterisk,
            group   => asterisk,
            mode    => 644,
            source => "puppet:///modules/asterisk/extensions.conf",
            require => Package["asterisk"],

this one doesn''t work require => Package["asterisk"], the
package
already installed.
but when i trying with vim as name package its work, even i already
remove the package.
something wrong? i never found this before on puppet. Thanks.

Best regards,
Heriyanto

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On 31/07/2012, at 6:25 PM, heriyanto <shell.heriyanto@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear All,
> 
> I just do something simple just want to copy file, this my syntax,
> 
>    class asterisk::conf {
>        file { "/etc/asterisk/extensions.conf":
>            owner   => asterisk,
>            group   => asterisk,
>            mode    => 644,
>            source =>
"puppet:///modules/asterisk/extensions.conf",
>            require => Package["asterisk"],
> 
> this one doesn''t work require => Package["asterisk"],
the package
> already installed.
> but when i trying with vim as name package its work, even i already
> remove the package.
> something wrong? i never found this before on puppet. Thanks.
do you have something like:

package { asterisk: ensure => installed …. }

if you search your repos for asterisk does it come up?

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asterisk package already installed. I don''t plan installation for this
package managed by puppet.
just want manage the file configuration.

it come up when i yum search.

actually how "require => Package" working? its checking to repos or
into system?

Thanks
On 07/31/2012 03:32 PM, Marc Lucke wrote:
> On 31/07/2012, at 6:25 PM, heriyanto <shell.heriyanto@gmail.com>
wrote:
>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> I just do something simple just want to copy file, this my syntax,
>>
>>    class asterisk::conf {
>>        file { "/etc/asterisk/extensions.conf":
>>            owner   => asterisk,
>>            group   => asterisk,
>>            mode    => 644,
>>            source =>
"puppet:///modules/asterisk/extensions.conf",
>>            require => Package["asterisk"],
>>
>> this one doesn''t work require =>
Package["asterisk"], the package
>> already installed.
>> but when i trying with vim as name package its work, even i already
>> remove the package.
>> something wrong? i never found this before on puppet. Thanks.
> do you have something like:
>
> package { asterisk: ensure => installed …. }
>
> if you search your repos for asterisk does it come up?
>

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On 31.07.2012, at 10:58, heriyanto wrote:
> asterisk package already installed. I don''t plan installation for
this package managed by puppet.
> just want manage the file configuration.
> 
> it come up when i yum search.
> 
> actually how "require => Package" working? its checking to
repos or into system?
Package[''asterisk''] is a reference.
You somewhere have a package resource definition:
package {''asterisk'': ....}

the require => Package ensures, that the package is installed prior doing the
configuration file.
> 
> Thanks
> On 07/31/2012 03:32 PM, Marc Lucke wrote:
>> On 31/07/2012, at 6:25 PM, heriyanto <shell.heriyanto@gmail.com>
wrote:
>> 
>>> Dear All,
>>> 
>>> I just do something simple just want to copy file, this my syntax,
>>> 
>>>   class asterisk::conf {
>>>       file { "/etc/asterisk/extensions.conf":
>>>           owner   => asterisk,
>>>           group   => asterisk,
>>>           mode    => 644,
>>>           source =>
"puppet:///modules/asterisk/extensions.conf",
>>>           require => Package["asterisk"],
>>> 
>>> this one doesn''t work require =>
Package["asterisk"], the package
>>> already installed.
>>> but when i trying with vim as name package its work, even i already
>>> remove the package.
>>> something wrong? i never found this before on puppet. Thanks.
>> do you have something like:
>> 
>> package { asterisk: ensure => installed …. }
>> 
>> if you search your repos for asterisk does it come up?
>> 
> 
> 
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On 07/31/2012 10:58 AM, heriyanto wrote:
> asterisk package already installed. I don''t plan installation for
this package managed by puppet.
> just want manage the file configuration.
You cannot depend on an item that is not defined somewhere else in the 
manifest, or in a node configuration.

You would have to remove dependency from your class (line that says: 
require => Package["asterisk"],), because dependency searches
through
compiled puppet configuration for package {"asterisk": } definition.

I would recommend that you write another resource that checks for some 
file that package itself bring along, and depend on that resource.



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On Tue, 2012-07-31 at 15:58 +0700, heriyanto wrote:
> asterisk package already installed. I don''t plan installation for
this package managed by puppet.
> just want manage the file configuration.
If the package is already installed, adding
package { ''asterisk'': }
to your puppet config won''t do anything to your system. Puppet will
simply notice that the ''asterisk'' package is already there,
mark the
resource as present, and continue on with all the dependencies
satisfied.
> it come up when i yum search.
> 
> actually how "require => Package" working? its checking to
repos or into system?
require => Package[] doesn''t do anything by itself. All it does is
make
sure that the corresponding package {} resource is checked before
whatever you added the ''require'' to. It just sets the order.

The package {} resource itself will query the package management system
to see if the package is installed, and will install it if it is
missing.

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