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Manoj Bhola

2013-Jun-23 00:34 UTC

[Puppet Users] Calling a custom class module via a manifest - puppet 0.24.8

Hi,

I hope someone can help.

I have created a custom class module which updates a configuration file.

When I use the puppet command: puppet -e "include custom", the file is
replaced using the template file included in the module correctly.

When I try to update settings in the configuration file using a manifest 
which uses my custom module, I get the following error from puppet: syntax 
error at ''{''; expected ''}'' at
/root/httpstk1.pp:1

Class Module
-------------------

class novell-httpstkd {

# Check OES Version. Requires the oes facter additions
#
case $oes {
  OES11: {
    $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes11.erb''
  }
  OES2: {
    $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes2.erb''
  }
  default: { fail("Sorry your OES Version is not recognized") }
}

notify {addr-setting:
  message => "Following variables will be used:\naddr  = $addr | saddr =
$saddr | filteraddr = $filteraddr | filtersubnet = $filtersubnet | cipher = 
$cipher | mailserver = $mailserver | mailfrom = $mailfrom | mailto = 
$mailto | nolum = $nolum | supervisoronly = $supervisoronly | httponly = 
$httponly | inventoryresolvelumownername = $inventoryresolvelumownername",
}

if $addr == "" {
  $_addr = "0.0.0.0:8008"
}
else {
  $_addr = $addr
}

if $saddr == "" {
  $_saddr = "0.0.0.0:8009"
}
else {
  $_saddr = $saddr
}

if $filteraddr == "" {
  $_filteraddr = ""
}
else {
  $_filteraddr = $filteraddr
}

if $filtersubnet == "" {
  $_filtersubnet = ""
}
else {
  $_filtersubnet = $filtersubnet
}

if $cipher == ''all'' or $cipher == ''low'' or
$cipher == ''medium'' or $cipher
== ''high'' {
  $_cipher = $cipher
}
else {
  $_cipher = ''all''
}

if $mailserver == "" {
  $_mailserver = ""
}
else {
  $_mailserver = $mailserver
}

if $mailto == "" {
  $_mailto = ""
}
else {
  $_mailto = $mailto
}

if $mailfrom == "" {
  $_mailfrom = ""
}
else {
  $_mailfrom = $mailfrom
}

if $nolum == ''true'' or $nolum == ''false'' {
  $_nolum = $nolum
}
else {
  $_nolum = ''false''
}

if $supervisoronly == ''true'' or $supervisoronly ==
''false'' {
  $_supervisoronly = $supervisoronly
}
else {
  $_supervisoronly = ''false''
}

if $httponly == ''true'' or $httponly ==
''false'' {
  $_httponly = $httponly
}
else {
  $_httponly = ''true''
}

if $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''true'' or 
$inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''false'' {
  $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = $inventoryresolvenonlumownername
}
else {
  $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = ''false''
}

if $ensure != "running" or $ensure != "stopped" {
  $ensure = "running"
}

if $enable != "true" or $enable != "false" {
  $enable = "true"
}

file {''httpstkd_conf'':
  path => ''/etc/opt/novell/httpstkd.conf'',
  ensure => file,
  content => template("novell-httpstkd/${conf_template}"),
  owner => ''root'',
  group => ''root'',
  mode => ''755'',
}

service {''novell-httpstkd'':
  name => ''novell-httpstkd'',
  ensure => $ensure,
  enable => $enable,
  subscribe => File[''httpstkd_conf''],
}

}

Manifest (This errors calling the above module)

class {novell-httpstkd:

  addr => "$ipaddress",
  saddr => "$ipaddress",
  filteraddr => "192.168.69.20",
  filtersubnet => "192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0",
  cipher => "low",
  mailserver => "mail.localdomain",
  mailfrom => "nrm@$fqdn",
  mailto => "supportadmin@localdomain",
  enable => "false",
}


Manoj

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Michael Dodwell

2013-Jun-24 02:04 UTC

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[Puppet Users] Re: Calling a custom class module via a manifest - puppet 0.24.8

Try putting single ticks around the class name when you call it:

class {''novell-httpstkd'':

  addr => "$ipaddress",
  saddr => "$ipaddress",
  filteraddr => "192.168.69.20",
  filtersubnet => "192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0",
  cipher => "low",
  mailserver => "mail.localdomain",
  mailfrom => "nrm@$fqdn",
  mailto => "supportadmin@localdomain",
  enable => "false",
}

The - might be confusing.



On Sunday, June 23, 2013 10:34:31 AM UTC+10, Manoj Bhola
wrote:>
> Hi,
>
> I hope someone can help.
>
> I have created a custom class module which updates a configuration file.
>
> When I use the puppet command: puppet -e "include custom", the
file is
> replaced using the template file included in the module correctly.
>
> When I try to update settings in the configuration file using a manifest 
> which uses my custom module, I get the following error from puppet: syntax 
> error at ''{''; expected ''}'' at
/root/httpstk1.pp:1
>
> Class Module
> -------------------
>
> class novell-httpstkd {
>
> # Check OES Version. Requires the oes facter additions
> #
> case $oes {
>   OES11: {
>     $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes11.erb''
>   }
>   OES2: {
>     $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes2.erb''
>   }
>   default: { fail("Sorry your OES Version is not recognized") }
> }
>
> notify {addr-setting:
>   message => "Following variables will be used:\naddr  = $addr |
saddr =
> $saddr | filteraddr = $filteraddr | filtersubnet = $filtersubnet | cipher =
> $cipher | mailserver = $mailserver | mailfrom = $mailfrom | mailto = 
> $mailto | nolum = $nolum | supervisoronly = $supervisoronly | httponly = 
> $httponly | inventoryresolvelumownername =
$inventoryresolvelumownername",
> }
>
> if $addr == "" {
>   $_addr = "0.0.0.0:8008"
> }
> else {
>   $_addr = $addr
> }
>
> if $saddr == "" {
>   $_saddr = "0.0.0.0:8009"
> }
> else {
>   $_saddr = $saddr
> }
>
> if $filteraddr == "" {
>   $_filteraddr = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_filteraddr = $filteraddr
> }
>
> if $filtersubnet == "" {
>   $_filtersubnet = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_filtersubnet = $filtersubnet
> }
>
> if $cipher == ''all'' or $cipher == ''low''
or $cipher == ''medium'' or $cipher
> == ''high'' {
>   $_cipher = $cipher
> }
> else {
>   $_cipher = ''all''
> }
>
> if $mailserver == "" {
>   $_mailserver = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_mailserver = $mailserver
> }
>
> if $mailto == "" {
>   $_mailto = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_mailto = $mailto
> }
>
> if $mailfrom == "" {
>   $_mailfrom = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_mailfrom = $mailfrom
> }
>
> if $nolum == ''true'' or $nolum ==
''false'' {
>   $_nolum = $nolum
> }
> else {
>   $_nolum = ''false''
> }
>
> if $supervisoronly == ''true'' or $supervisoronly ==
''false'' {
>   $_supervisoronly = $supervisoronly
> }
> else {
>   $_supervisoronly = ''false''
> }
>
> if $httponly == ''true'' or $httponly ==
''false'' {
>   $_httponly = $httponly
> }
> else {
>   $_httponly = ''true''
> }
>
> if $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''true'' or 
> $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''false'' {
>   $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = $inventoryresolvenonlumownername
> }
> else {
>   $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = ''false''
> }
>
> if $ensure != "running" or $ensure != "stopped" {
>   $ensure = "running"
> }
>
> if $enable != "true" or $enable != "false" {
>   $enable = "true"
> }
>
> file {''httpstkd_conf'':
>   path => ''/etc/opt/novell/httpstkd.conf'',
>   ensure => file,
>   content => template("novell-httpstkd/${conf_template}"),
>   owner => ''root'',
>   group => ''root'',
>   mode => ''755'',
> }
>
> service {''novell-httpstkd'':
>   name => ''novell-httpstkd'',
>   ensure => $ensure,
>   enable => $enable,
>   subscribe => File[''httpstkd_conf''],
> }
>
> }
>
> Manifest (This errors calling the above module)
>
> class {novell-httpstkd:
>
>   addr => "$ipaddress",
>   saddr => "$ipaddress",
>   filteraddr => "192.168.69.20",
>   filtersubnet => "192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0",
>   cipher => "low",
>   mailserver => "mail.localdomain",
>   mailfrom => "nrm@$fqdn",
>   mailto => "supportadmin@localdomain",
>   enable => "false",
> }
>
>
> Manoj
>
>
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Keith Burdis

2013-Jun-24 04:03 UTC

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Re: [Puppet Users] Calling a custom class module via a manifest - puppet 0.24.8

Perhaps try removing the final trailing comma after enable =>
"false". Some
Puppet versions have a problem with this.

  - Keith
On 24 Jun 2013 01:11, "Manoj Bhola" <mbhola21@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I hope someone can help.
>
> I have created a custom class module which updates a configuration file.
>
> When I use the puppet command: puppet -e "include custom", the
file is
> replaced using the template file included in the module correctly.
>
> When I try to update settings in the configuration file using a manifest
> which uses my custom module, I get the following error from puppet: syntax
> error at ''{''; expected ''}'' at
/root/httpstk1.pp:1
>
> Class Module
> -------------------
>
> class novell-httpstkd {
>
> # Check OES Version. Requires the oes facter additions
> #
> case $oes {
>   OES11: {
>     $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes11.erb''
>   }
>   OES2: {
>     $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes2.erb''
>   }
>   default: { fail("Sorry your OES Version is not recognized") }
> }
>
> notify {addr-setting:
>   message => "Following variables will be used:\naddr  = $addr |
saddr > $saddr | filteraddr = $filteraddr | filtersubnet = $filtersubnet |
cipher > $cipher | mailserver = $mailserver | mailfrom = $mailfrom | mailto
> $mailto | nolum = $nolum | supervisoronly = $supervisoronly | httponly >
$httponly | inventoryresolvelumownername = $inventoryresolvelumownername",
> }
>
> if $addr == "" {
>   $_addr = "0.0.0.0:8008"
> }
> else {
>   $_addr = $addr
> }
>
> if $saddr == "" {
>   $_saddr = "0.0.0.0:8009"
> }
> else {
>   $_saddr = $saddr
> }
>
> if $filteraddr == "" {
>   $_filteraddr = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_filteraddr = $filteraddr
> }
>
> if $filtersubnet == "" {
>   $_filtersubnet = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_filtersubnet = $filtersubnet
> }
>
> if $cipher == ''all'' or $cipher == ''low''
or $cipher == ''medium'' or $cipher
> == ''high'' {
>   $_cipher = $cipher
> }
> else {
>   $_cipher = ''all''
> }
>
> if $mailserver == "" {
>   $_mailserver = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_mailserver = $mailserver
> }
>
> if $mailto == "" {
>   $_mailto = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_mailto = $mailto
> }
>
> if $mailfrom == "" {
>   $_mailfrom = ""
> }
> else {
>   $_mailfrom = $mailfrom
> }
>
> if $nolum == ''true'' or $nolum ==
''false'' {
>   $_nolum = $nolum
> }
> else {
>   $_nolum = ''false''
> }
>
> if $supervisoronly == ''true'' or $supervisoronly ==
''false'' {
>   $_supervisoronly = $supervisoronly
> }
> else {
>   $_supervisoronly = ''false''
> }
>
> if $httponly == ''true'' or $httponly ==
''false'' {
>   $_httponly = $httponly
> }
> else {
>   $_httponly = ''true''
> }
>
> if $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''true'' or
> $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''false'' {
>   $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = $inventoryresolvenonlumownername
> }
> else {
>   $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = ''false''
> }
>
> if $ensure != "running" or $ensure != "stopped" {
>   $ensure = "running"
> }
>
> if $enable != "true" or $enable != "false" {
>   $enable = "true"
> }
>
> file {''httpstkd_conf'':
>   path => ''/etc/opt/novell/httpstkd.conf'',
>   ensure => file,
>   content => template("novell-httpstkd/${conf_template}"),
>   owner => ''root'',
>   group => ''root'',
>   mode => ''755'',
> }
>
> service {''novell-httpstkd'':
>   name => ''novell-httpstkd'',
>   ensure => $ensure,
>   enable => $enable,
>   subscribe => File[''httpstkd_conf''],
> }
>
> }
>
> Manifest (This errors calling the above module)
>
> class {novell-httpstkd:
>
>   addr => "$ipaddress",
>   saddr => "$ipaddress",
>   filteraddr => "192.168.69.20",
>   filtersubnet => "192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0",
>   cipher => "low",
>   mailserver => "mail.localdomain",
>   mailfrom => "nrm@$fqdn",
>   mailto => "supportadmin@localdomain",
>   enable => "false",
> }
>
>
> Manoj
>
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Manoj Bhola

2013-Jun-24 11:29 UTC

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[Puppet Users] Re: Calling a custom class module via a manifest - puppet 0.24.8

Hi Michael,

Tried that already, did not work either.

Thanks

On Monday, June 24, 2013 3:04:11 AM UTC+1, Michael Dodwell
wrote:>
> Try putting single ticks around the class name when you call it:
>
> class {''novell-httpstkd'':
>
>   addr => "$ipaddress",
>   saddr => "$ipaddress",
>   filteraddr => "192.168.69.20",
>   filtersubnet => "192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0",
>   cipher => "low",
>   mailserver => "mail.localdomain",
>   mailfrom => "nrm@$fqdn",
>   mailto => "supportadmin@localdomain",
>   enable => "false",
> }
>
> The - might be confusing.
>
>
>
> On Sunday, June 23, 2013 10:34:31 AM UTC+10, Manoj Bhola wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I hope someone can help.
>>
>> I have created a custom class module which updates a configuration
file.
>>
>> When I use the puppet command: puppet -e "include custom",
the file is
>> replaced using the template file included in the module correctly.
>>
>> When I try to update settings in the configuration file using a
manifest
>> which uses my custom module, I get the following error from puppet:
syntax
>> error at ''{''; expected ''}'' at
/root/httpstk1.pp:1
>>
>> Class Module
>> -------------------
>>
>> class novell-httpstkd {
>>
>> # Check OES Version. Requires the oes facter additions
>> #
>> case $oes {
>>   OES11: {
>>     $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes11.erb''
>>   }
>>   OES2: {
>>     $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes2.erb''
>>   }
>>   default: { fail("Sorry your OES Version is not recognized")
}
>> }
>>
>> notify {addr-setting:
>>   message => "Following variables will be used:\naddr  = $addr
| saddr =
>> $saddr | filteraddr = $filteraddr | filtersubnet = $filtersubnet |
cipher =
>> $cipher | mailserver = $mailserver | mailfrom = $mailfrom | mailto = 
>> $mailto | nolum = $nolum | supervisoronly = $supervisoronly | httponly
=
>> $httponly | inventoryresolvelumownername =
$inventoryresolvelumownername",
>> }
>>
>> if $addr == "" {
>>   $_addr = "0.0.0.0:8008"
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_addr = $addr
>> }
>>
>> if $saddr == "" {
>>   $_saddr = "0.0.0.0:8009"
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_saddr = $saddr
>> }
>>
>> if $filteraddr == "" {
>>   $_filteraddr = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_filteraddr = $filteraddr
>> }
>>
>> if $filtersubnet == "" {
>>   $_filtersubnet = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_filtersubnet = $filtersubnet
>> }
>>
>> if $cipher == ''all'' or $cipher ==
''low'' or $cipher == ''medium'' or $cipher
>> == ''high'' {
>>   $_cipher = $cipher
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_cipher = ''all''
>> }
>>
>> if $mailserver == "" {
>>   $_mailserver = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_mailserver = $mailserver
>> }
>>
>> if $mailto == "" {
>>   $_mailto = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_mailto = $mailto
>> }
>>
>> if $mailfrom == "" {
>>   $_mailfrom = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_mailfrom = $mailfrom
>> }
>>
>> if $nolum == ''true'' or $nolum ==
''false'' {
>>   $_nolum = $nolum
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_nolum = ''false''
>> }
>>
>> if $supervisoronly == ''true'' or $supervisoronly ==
''false'' {
>>   $_supervisoronly = $supervisoronly
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_supervisoronly = ''false''
>> }
>>
>> if $httponly == ''true'' or $httponly ==
''false'' {
>>   $_httponly = $httponly
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_httponly = ''true''
>> }
>>
>> if $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''true'' or 
>> $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''false'' {
>>   $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = $inventoryresolvenonlumownername
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = ''false''
>> }
>>
>> if $ensure != "running" or $ensure != "stopped" {
>>   $ensure = "running"
>> }
>>
>> if $enable != "true" or $enable != "false" {
>>   $enable = "true"
>> }
>>
>> file {''httpstkd_conf'':
>>   path => ''/etc/opt/novell/httpstkd.conf'',
>>   ensure => file,
>>   content => template("novell-httpstkd/${conf_template}"),
>>   owner => ''root'',
>>   group => ''root'',
>>   mode => ''755'',
>> }
>>
>> service {''novell-httpstkd'':
>>   name => ''novell-httpstkd'',
>>   ensure => $ensure,
>>   enable => $enable,
>>   subscribe => File[''httpstkd_conf''],
>> }
>>
>> }
>>
>> Manifest (This errors calling the above module)
>>
>> class {novell-httpstkd:
>>
>>   addr => "$ipaddress",
>>   saddr => "$ipaddress",
>>   filteraddr => "192.168.69.20",
>>   filtersubnet => "192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0",
>>   cipher => "low",
>>   mailserver => "mail.localdomain",
>>   mailfrom => "nrm@$fqdn",
>>   mailto => "supportadmin@localdomain",
>>   enable => "false",
>> }
>>
>>
>> Manoj
>>
>>
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Manoj Bhola

2013-Jun-24 11:32 UTC

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Re: [Puppet Users] Calling a custom class module via a manifest - puppet 0.24.8

Hi Keith,

I''ve just tried what you suggested and that doesn''t work
either, I get the
same error.

Thanks

Manoj


On Monday, June 24, 2013 5:03:59 AM UTC+1, Keith Burdis
wrote:>
> Perhaps try removing the final trailing comma after enable =>
"false".
> Some Puppet versions have a problem with this.
>
>   - Keith
> On 24 Jun 2013 01:11, "Manoj Bhola" <mbho...@gmail.com
<javascript:>>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I hope someone can help.
>>
>> I have created a custom class module which updates a configuration
file.
>>
>> When I use the puppet command: puppet -e "include custom",
the file is
>> replaced using the template file included in the module correctly.
>>
>> When I try to update settings in the configuration file using a
manifest
>> which uses my custom module, I get the following error from puppet:
syntax
>> error at ''{''; expected ''}'' at
/root/httpstk1.pp:1
>>
>> Class Module
>> -------------------
>>
>> class novell-httpstkd {
>>
>> # Check OES Version. Requires the oes facter additions
>> #
>> case $oes {
>>   OES11: {
>>     $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes11.erb''
>>   }
>>   OES2: {
>>     $conf_template = ''httpstkd.conf.oes2.erb''
>>   }
>>   default: { fail("Sorry your OES Version is not recognized")
}
>> }
>>
>> notify {addr-setting:
>>   message => "Following variables will be used:\naddr  = $addr
| saddr =
>> $saddr | filteraddr = $filteraddr | filtersubnet = $filtersubnet |
cipher =
>> $cipher | mailserver = $mailserver | mailfrom = $mailfrom | mailto = 
>> $mailto | nolum = $nolum | supervisoronly = $supervisoronly | httponly
=
>> $httponly | inventoryresolvelumownername =
$inventoryresolvelumownername",
>> }
>>
>> if $addr == "" {
>>   $_addr = "0.0.0.0:8008"
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_addr = $addr
>> }
>>
>> if $saddr == "" {
>>   $_saddr = "0.0.0.0:8009"
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_saddr = $saddr
>> }
>>
>> if $filteraddr == "" {
>>   $_filteraddr = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_filteraddr = $filteraddr
>> }
>>
>> if $filtersubnet == "" {
>>   $_filtersubnet = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_filtersubnet = $filtersubnet
>> }
>>
>> if $cipher == ''all'' or $cipher ==
''low'' or $cipher == ''medium'' or $cipher
>> == ''high'' {
>>   $_cipher = $cipher
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_cipher = ''all''
>> }
>>
>> if $mailserver == "" {
>>   $_mailserver = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_mailserver = $mailserver
>> }
>>
>> if $mailto == "" {
>>   $_mailto = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_mailto = $mailto
>> }
>>
>> if $mailfrom == "" {
>>   $_mailfrom = ""
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_mailfrom = $mailfrom
>> }
>>
>> if $nolum == ''true'' or $nolum ==
''false'' {
>>   $_nolum = $nolum
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_nolum = ''false''
>> }
>>
>> if $supervisoronly == ''true'' or $supervisoronly ==
''false'' {
>>   $_supervisoronly = $supervisoronly
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_supervisoronly = ''false''
>> }
>>
>> if $httponly == ''true'' or $httponly ==
''false'' {
>>   $_httponly = $httponly
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_httponly = ''true''
>> }
>>
>> if $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''true'' or 
>> $inventoryresolvenonlumownername == ''false'' {
>>   $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = $inventoryresolvenonlumownername
>> }
>> else {
>>   $_inventoryresolvenonlumownername = ''false''
>> }
>>
>> if $ensure != "running" or $ensure != "stopped" {
>>   $ensure = "running"
>> }
>>
>> if $enable != "true" or $enable != "false" {
>>   $enable = "true"
>> }
>>
>> file {''httpstkd_conf'':
>>   path => ''/etc/opt/novell/httpstkd.conf'',
>>   ensure => file,
>>   content => template("novell-httpstkd/${conf_template}"),
>>   owner => ''root'',
>>   group => ''root'',
>>   mode => ''755'',
>> }
>>
>> service {''novell-httpstkd'':
>>   name => ''novell-httpstkd'',
>>   ensure => $ensure,
>>   enable => $enable,
>>   subscribe => File[''httpstkd_conf''],
>> }
>>
>> }
>>
>> Manifest (This errors calling the above module)
>>
>> class {novell-httpstkd:
>>
>>   addr => "$ipaddress",
>>   saddr => "$ipaddress",
>>   filteraddr => "192.168.69.20",
>>   filtersubnet => "192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0",
>>   cipher => "low",
>>   mailserver => "mail.localdomain",
>>   mailfrom => "nrm@$fqdn",
>>   mailto => "supportadmin@localdomain",
>>   enable => "false",
>> }
>>
>>
>> Manoj
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Jakov Sosic

2013-Jun-24 12:25 UTC

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Re: [Puppet Users] Calling a custom class module via a manifest - puppet 0.24.8

On 06/23/2013 02:34 AM, Manoj Bhola wrote:
> class novell-httpstkd {
> class {novell-httpstkd:
>    addr => "$ipaddress",
>    saddr => "$ipaddress",
>    filteraddr => "192.168.69.20",
>    filtersubnet => "192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0",
>    cipher => "low",
>    mailserver => "mail.localdomain",
>    mailfrom => "nrm@$fqdn",
>    mailto => "supportadmin@localdomain",
>    enable => "false",
> }
Your class is not parametrized, yet you call it with parameters? I think 
that should not be possible...



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R.I.Pienaar

2013-Jun-24 12:34 UTC

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Re: [Puppet Users] Calling a custom class module via a manifest - puppet 0.24.8

----- Original Message -----> From: "Manoj Bhola" <mbhola21@gmail.com>
> To: puppet-users@googlegroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2013 1:34:31 AM
> Subject: [Puppet Users] Calling a custom class module via a manifest -
puppet 0.24.8
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I hope someone can help.
You are using 0.24.8, todays documentation does not apply to this version - the
code
you''re showing a mixture of old and new puppet.

Upgrade to a recent version and it should go better.

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Manoj Bhola

2013-Jun-24 16:36 UTC

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Re: [Puppet Users] Calling a custom class module via a manifest - puppet 0.24.8

Thanks R.I Pienaar, I did think that may be the problem that the older 
version doesn''t understand the class type, but wanted to make sure that
was
the issue and not something I was doing wrong. Using a parameterized 
version of the class, and then the same manifest works perfectly on version 
2.6.x of the puppet client. It''s just some machines had this older
version
and I was hoping to get away with it so to speak.

Regards

Manoj


On Monday, June 24, 2013 1:34:27 PM UTC+1, R.I. Pienaar
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>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> > From: "Manoj Bhola" <mbho...@gmail.com
<javascript:>>
> > To: puppet...@googlegroups.com <javascript:> 
> > Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2013 1:34:31 AM 
> > Subject: [Puppet Users] Calling a custom class module via a manifest -
> puppet 0.24.8 
> > 
> > Hi, 
> > 
> > I hope someone can help. 
>
> You are using 0.24.8, todays documentation does not apply to this version 
> - the code 
> you''re showing a mixture of old and new puppet. 
>
> Upgrade to a recent version and it should go better. 
>
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