On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 9:46 AM, Chip Schweiss <[email protected]> wrote:
> The pre classes are definately getting defined before the variable is being
> declared in my node definition:
>
> node 'deploy.nrg.mir' {
> $deployment = true
> $deploy_environment = "development"
> $deploy_hostname = "testhost"
> $deploy_fqdn = "testhost.nrg.mir"
> $deploy_netadapters = "2"
>
> notify { "node:deploy":
> message => "deploy_fqdn: $deploy_fqdn"
> }
>
> include baseclass
> include deploy
> }
>
> In my site.pp:
>
> ....lines deleted...
>
> import "templates.pp"
> import "nodes/*"
> import "classes/*"
> import "os/*"
> import "common"
>
> stage { [pre, post]: }
> Stage[pre] -> Stage[main] -> Stage[post]
>
> class {
> "network": stage => pre;
> "pre_baseclass": stage => pre;
> "postclass": stage=> post;
> }
>
> In my network class I want to use deploy_* variables defined in the node.
> I not sure how to get puppet to always load the node definition before all
> other classes. Almost seems like a bug.
Well it's not a bug, your variables are nested in node scope and it's
not available because the class is declared in top scope. You
effectively are doing:
node sample {
$var = 'value'
}
class { 'network': }
Declare the class in the node scope and you should have access to $var.
node sample {
$var = 'value'
class { 'network': }
}
Another options is to access the variable with it's explicit scope $sample::var.
Thanks,
Nan
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