>>> On 8/10/2009 at 3:01 pm, in message
<[email protected]>, Luke Kanies
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Well, they're clearly loading and they exist, so they're configured
> correctly from Puppet's perspective.
>
> If you try them in a Puppet manifest, do they work? I think your
> tests have too many requires for them to work ('require' fights with
> Puppet's autoloading system right now), but you should be able to try
> them in a manifest, if the above irb is working.
Okay, I placed it into a module and it seems to be working (the tests I will
return to later).
What I'm seeing is that the provider can't call the new method of the type. The
error returned is:
private method 'new' called for Puppet::Type::Firewall:Class
On the good side, it is calling the provider correctly. The line in the
provider that is causing the issue is:
rulen = Puppet::Type.type(:firewall).new(:name => rule.to_s)
So, my question is now one of "How do I correctly create a new variable of the
Puppet::Type::Firewall class)
Thanks for you help so far in tracking this down.
Thanks,
Matt Delves
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