Jeffrey Lewis
2014-Jan-10 23:04 UTC
[Puppet Users] overriding class parameters with 'undef'
Hello,
I apologize in advance if this question is redundant.
I'm using puppet version 2.7.11 (because that's what Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
has
to offer) and I'd like to override a class default parameter with
'undef'.
For example, the puppetlabs 'apache' module (version 0.10.0) sets
'ensure
=> running' for service 'apache' by default. I do not what
puppet to
attempt starting or stopping apache, so I'm trying the following (which
does not work):
class {
'apache': service_ensure => undef;
}
The above gives me the default 'ensure => running' for the
'apache'
service. Any idea how I can express 'ensure => undef' when declaring
the
apache class in my manifest?
Could suppose I could always hack the 'apache' module, but would prefer
not
to.
Thanks,
Jeffrey
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