Issue #6846 has been reported by John Crenshaw.
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Feature #6846: Report full list of errors, not just the last error
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/6846
Author: John Crenshaw
Status: Unreviewed
Priority: Low
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Reproducible using the camptocamp apache module's apache::vhost-ssl method as a
--noop on a machine that doesn't already have apache installed. (The reason in
this case, is because apache installs a file, which is later used as a
prerequisite for the "generate-ssl-cert-$name" event, which itself generates a
file that is the prerequisite for the "public CSR file for $name" event. Here
are the interesting bits of the apache::vhost-ssl define:
`
exec { "generate-ssl-cert-$name":
command => "/usr/local/sbin/generate-ssl-cert.sh ${name}
${apache::params::root}/${name}/ssl/ssleay.cnf
${apache::params::root}/${name}/ssl/ ${days}",
creates => $csrfile,
notify => Exec["apache-graceful"],
require => [
File["${apache::params::root}/${name}/ssl/ssleay.cnf"],
File["/usr/local/sbin/generate-ssl-cert.sh"],
],
}
`
Then later on:
`
# put a copy of the CSR in htdocs, or another location if $publish_csr
# specifies so.
file { "public CSR file for $name":
ensure => $publish_csr ? {
false => "absent",
default => "present",
},
path => $publish_csr ? {
true => "${apache::params::root}/${name}/htdocs/${name}.csr",
false => "${apache::params::root}/${name}/htdocs/${name}.csr",
default => $publish_csr,
},
source => "file://$csrfile",
mode => 640,
seltype => "httpd_sys_content_t",
require => Exec["generate-ssl-cert-$name"],
}
`
This gives an error: Could not retrieve information from source(s)
file:///var/www/example.com/ssl/example.com.csr at
/etc/puppet/modules/apache/manifests/definitions/vhost-ssl.pp
You don't see the real error unless you remove the copying entry. The real
error is:
Could not find dependency File[/usr/local/sbin/generate-ssl-cert.sh] for
Exec[generate-ssl-cert-donedesk.com] at
/etc/puppet/modules/apache/manifests/definitions/vhost-ssl.pp:224
...which is of course caused by the dependency on a non-existent file
(non-existent, because the noop suppressed the installation that would have
created it, but that's a bug in the definition, not puppet.)
Puppet should have recursively indicated all of the failed dependencies, not
just one.
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