I am running puppet from the command line with no puppet master. My
recipe brings up the required services, including network, during
execution. I have noticed that at initial boot, if I attempt to refernce
the ipaddress or fqdn fact in a template that it will error out. I
believe this is because when the recipe is parsed, the tempalte is
evaluated. Facter, at that point, has no ipaddress.
Is there a way to delay the evaluation of a template until it is needed?
For example, then I could do something like this:
file {"/some/file":
content => template("template_with_ipaddress_fact),
require => Service["network"]
}
thereby using the dependencies to control when the content is applied.
-- bk
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