On 18.05.2010 22:47, Ken wrote:
Yes I think your correct Silviu. You want 'include' not 'import'.
To explain:
Import is more like the C #include directive - it effectively just
pulls the contents of the external file into the current one. Because
you didn't have a file 'servername.pp' you got an error (as one would
expect :-).
Include is a bit more magical. It does the import (behind the scenes)
of the file<modulepath>/manifests/init.pp and then calls the class
found inside it. I'm simplifying but I figure you get the idea :-).
:-?? when I started using puppet, import was looking in the modules path
also. I still have an import from that time and I don't use the standard
paths and it still works for me. Maybe something different in newer
versions (I'm using 0.25.4)
Silviu
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