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...r}/conf.d/${name}_host.cfg": ensure => present, content => template( "nagios/host.erb" ), mode => 644, owner => root, group => root, tag => ''nagios'', } } class target { debug ( "$fqdn has $nagios_parent as parent" ) nagios::host { $fqdn: } } } And my nodes.pp : node ''monitoring'' inherits basenode { include apache include nagios $nagios_parent = "generic-host" include nagios::target } Thanks a lot ! Guillaume -- You received this message...

Hi all, I''m sure you''re all wondering what the heck is going on with development and why there are so many open tickets. Hopefully this email will answer those questions for you. REST Development ====================== First, I''ve found the REST work to be significantly more complicated than I''d feared. The plumbing is nearly all done and the majority

...: } } class puppet { // ensure puppet is configured correctly nagios::check { ''puppet'': } } then we define nodes: node basenode { // do the usual stuff for this operatingsystem include puppet } // A normal system. Setup + Monitoring node X inherits basenode { $nagios_parents = [ ''parenthost'' ] include nagios include myApp } // Setup only, no monitoring at all node Y inherits basenode { include myApp } That leads to nagios being broken, because node Y includes checks, but the host itself is missing. Workarounds i already thought of: 1. De...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Russ, Digant, *! Several times on the IRC channel I noticed people having problems getting to grips with the interaction of scopes when using template nodes[1]. Typically this looks thus: | node genericwebserver { stuff } | | node ''web01.example.com'' inherits genericwebserver { | $influence_genericwebserver =