I''m very confused about something. The definition below is used to set
up swap. The three definitions, lvm::swapvol_make, lvm::swapvol_on and
lvm::swapvol_fstab, where previously inside this definition, but I
broke them into separate defines as I realised that the more I use the
$ensure parameter on a resource, the more likely it was that I''d have
to perform certain functions multiple times.
Previously I could chain those three resources together with subscribe
and refreshonly. However, refreshonly only works with Exec {}
resources. So, now that they are in their own definitions, how do I do
this? I can''t put the refreshonly in the definition, because a) I
don''t think it will be in scope, and b) it makes the definition no
longer general in nature.
Doug.
define lvm::swapvol ( $ensure, $volume_group, $size, $pvdisk_count ) {
case $ensure {
''mounted'': {
#
# Logical volumes.
#
lvm::logical_volume {
#
# Create a logical volume for swap.
#
"$name":
ensure => present,
volume_group => "$volume_group",
size => "$size",
pvdisk_count => "$pvdisk_count";
# require =>
Lvm::Volume_group["$volume_group"];
}
lvm::swapvol_make {
"$name":
volume_group => "$volume_group",
subscribe => Lvm::Logical_volume["$name"],
refreshonly => true;
}
lvm::swapvol_on {
"$name":
volume_group => "$volume_group",
subscribe => Lvm::Swapvol_make["$name"],
refreshonly => true;
}
lvm::swapvol_fstab {
"$name":
volume_group => "$volume_group",
subscribe => Lvm::Swapvol_on["$name"],
refreshonly => true;
}
}
''umounted'': {
}
''absent'': {
}
}
}
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