On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 8:17 AM, linuxbsdfreak <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your reply. The problem with the tagging is solved. However
> i am confused with the 2nd part. I actually want to do somethng like
> this to delete files:
>
> I am creating a class called config_variables in which i want to have
> an array of dirs of files to delete:
>
> class config_variables {
>
> $oldfilestoremove = [ "file1", "file2" ]
> $path_to_data = "/tmp"
> $path_to_data2 = "/opt"
>
> }
>
> Then i want to declare another class according to different
> environments. However i would like to do some sort of if condition
> with the path variable and change it according to different
> environments using the tags. The purge-data is a general define i have
> and has a delete function which uses the $name variable and the path
> variable defined below as parameters:
>
> class purge_old_data inherits config_variables {
>
> purge-data::delete{
> $oldfilestoremove
> if tagged(tst_env) or if tagged(stg_env)
> {
> path => "$path_to_data",
> }
> if tagged(prd_env)
> {
> path => "$path_to_data2",
> }
>
> }
> }
You can't use an if statement within a resource declaration only
selectors. So do the if conditional before you declare
purge-data::delete custom resource.
if ... {
$my_path = $path_to_data
} elsif ... {
$my_path = $path_to_data2
}
purge-data::delete { $oldfilestoremove:
path => $my_path,
}
Thanks,
Nan
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