On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 17:45, Don Jackson
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> My manifest includes this snippet
> class app_client_openbsd {
> $app_client_pkgs_obsd = [ 'glib2-2.24.1p2', 'gtar-1.23p1' ]
> package { "${app_client_pkgs_obsd}":
> ensure => 'installed',
> source =>
> "http://${installserver}/openbsd/${operatingsystemrelease}/packages/${hardwaremodel}/${name}.tgz";,
> }
> This doesn't work.
>
> debug: Puppet::Type::Package::ProviderOpenbsd: Executing '/usr/sbin/pkg_info
> glib2-2.24.1p2gtar-1.23p1'
> debug: /app_client_openbsd/Package[glib2-2.24.1p2gtar-1.23p1]: Changing
> ensure
> debug: //app_client_openbsd/Package[glib2-2.24.1p2gtar-1.23p1]: 1 change(s)
> debug: Puppet::Type::Package::ProviderOpenbsd: Executing '/usr/sbin/pkg_add
> http://svr.example.net/openbsd/4.8/packages/amd64/app_client_openbsd.tgz'
> notice: //app_client_openbsd/Package[glib2-2.24.1p2gtar-1.23p1]/ensure:
> created
>
> So why do the two strings of the two package names get smushed together
> instead of being run separately?
Because the behaviour of puppet when an array is converted to a string
is to concatenate.
What you want is something like this:
package { $array: ... }
...rather than...
package { "$array": ... }
I think you will then run into the issue that $name can't be expanded
at that point, though, which would require writing an extra define to
make it available. :(
Regards,
Daniel
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