Greetings,
Lets say i have a module, 'centos_base'[1] which kinda bootstraps or
keeps a system to a certain standard. Packages, timezones, yum repos &
prios, snmp config, ssh_auth keys, stuff like that.
Now, i would like to make sure that if a node has this module, it should
always be executed prior to all other modules or definitions. No matter
what.
This is (among other things) because in 'centos_base' i set
yum-priorities. If these are not set correctly the package installations
of other modules might install the wrong version from the wrong
repository. Whats a smart way to do this, without adding require
statements to all "package {}" calls among all other modules?
Is there a different approach to solving this issue that i am not aware of?
[1] = http://pastie.org/525321
cheers
Alex
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