On Nov 30, 8:30 am, Matthew Arguin <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am currently troubleshooting an issue where i cannot get a variable
> that i am setting in templates.pp in a node definition, then
> inheriting that def in to a specific node in the nodes.pp and calling
> the variable as part of a source path in the init.pp for a
> module...the varibale is not expanding and i am left with a blank spot
> in the path. I am sure tha ti am doing something stupid that i am not
> seeing but i ...can't see where... i am running puppet 2.6.9 with
> passenger on Centos 5 below are the sections of the various pp files,
> any thoughts appreciated:
>
> templates.pp
>
> node newsandbox inherits qaenv {
>
> $environment="sandbox"
> puppet::client_environment { "sandbox":
> puppet_env => "sandbox",
> }
>
> #These started out not commented out but i commented them and tried
> putting them in the nodes.pp
> #$verEnvironment = "3.3"
> #$verServices = '3.2'
> #$verScripts = '3.3'
> #$verTcconfig = "3.3"
>
> $mbtradingConn = "false"
> $mbtradingPriceConn = "false"
> $mbtradingHost = ""
> $mbtradingPort = ""
> $mbtradingSSL = ""
> $mbtradingUser = ""
> $mbtradingPass = ""
> $mbtradingAcct = ""
> $mbtradingPriceLocator = "mbTradingUrlBasedQuoteApiLocator"
> $mbtradingPriceUser = ""
> $mbtradingPricePass = ""
>
> nodes.pp
> node 's1-sandbox.qa.currensee.com' inherits newsandbox {
> #this client_id worksbut not the ones below that i commented out
> in the templates.pp
> $ls_client_id="123456789"
> $verEnvironment='3.3'
> $verServices='3.2'
> $verScripts='3.3'
> $verTcconfig='3.3'
>
> #include newcurrensee::tc
> include newcurrensee::lightstreamer
> include newcurrensee::httpbind
> include dellomsa::client
> include newcurrensee::solr
> include newcurrensee::mt4
> include newcurrensee::forexpert
>
> newcurrensee (init.pp)
>
> file { "/home/currensee/check-all.sh":
> mode => 644,
> owner => currensee,
> group => currensee,
> replace => true,
> source => "puppet:///newcurrensee/$verScripts/scripts/check-all.sh",
> require => User["currensee"],
> }
It would help if you could reduce all that to a minimal error case.
In fact, the exercise of performing such a reduction might be enough
for you to find a solution.
Nevertheless, one thing you can try would be to switch back to using
global variables in template.pp and spell your source path like this:
source => "puppet:///newcurrensee/${::verScripts}/scripts/check-
all.sh"
John
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