On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 10:45 PM, Sukh Khehra skhe...@proofpoint.comwrote:
Thanks Dan. Unfortunately, this did not work for me.
err: Could not apply complete catalog: Could not retrieve dependency
'Class[::http]' of Class[puppet::http]
Does anyone know of another way to fully qualify the class name when
requiring it? I was hoping to not have to change the names of these
pre-existing classes.
I am in the process of filing a bug on this.
The best way to get around this without changing the class names is to
include, and then set the class require inside your resources.
class test2::test{
include ::test
file{'/tmp/test2test3':
content = 'blah',
require = Class['::test'],
}
}
hope this helps,
Dan
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*Subject:* Re: [Puppet Users] yet another class dependency question.
Hi,
On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 9:52 PM, Sukh Khehra skhe...@proofpoint.com
wrote:
Hi,
I am running puppet version 0.25.1 on both the server and client and am
getting the following error on a puppet run:
err: Could not apply complete catalog: Could not retrieve dependency
'Class[http]' of Class[puppet::http]
Class http is defined in the http module like so:
class http {
package { httpd: ensure = installed }
file {
httpd.conf:
ensure = present,
...
Class puppet::http is defined in the puppet module like so:
class puppet::http {
require http
file {
http-puppet.conf:
ensure = present,
path= /etc/httpd/conf.d/puppet.conf,
...
I have a feeling that it maybe a scoping issue with a namespace collision
between puppet::http and http. you are calling require http from the
namespace of puppet::http, which is checking puppet before it checks root
(::)so it actually thinks that you are requiring puppet::http and not http.
I have seen this issue before with includes. To resolve it with include, you
can add the prefix ::http (which means from the root namespace)
Feel free to try this
# this works for includes
require ::http
but it unfortunately didnt work for me, so this might actually be a bug.
the easiest fix is not to use puppet::http for the name of the class, try
puppet::apache or something.
In this test setup both my client and server are the same node in the
same production environment and here's what my module organization looks
like.
# egrep -i '^\[|module|environment' /etc/puppet/puppet.conf
[main]
environments = production,staging,development,testing
environment = production
[puppetd]
environment = production
[puppetmasterd]
# environments
[production]
modulepath = $confdir/modules/production
[staging]
modulepath = $confdir/modules/staging:$confdir/modules/production
[development]
modulepath = $confdir/modules/development
[testing]
modulepath = $confdir/modules/testing:$confdir/modules/production
# ls -1d /etc/puppet/modules/production/puppet
/etc/puppet/modules/production/http
/etc/puppet/modules/production/http
/etc/puppet/modules/production/puppet
Why wouldn't it be able to retrieve dependency class http?
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