> >> In the first place, your definition is a bit screwey in that it cannot >> be instantiated more than once (you would get a duplicate resource >> error on File['sshd_config']). A definition creates a resource *type* >> but you're using it as if it created a single resource. >> >> And that leads directly to the crux of your problem: at the point >> where your service resource is parsed, no instance of the definition >> can yet have been created, and therefore File['sshd_config'] cannot >> yet have been declared. The service cannot declare a dependency on an >> undeclared resource. >> >> Since you would prefer to put the definition in its own file anyway, I >> recommend you do so. Then, add "include 'ssh'" at the beginning of >> its body and re-enable the 'notify' parameter in the file resource. >> Remove the 'subscribe' from the service resource, but add "require => >> Package['ssh']". Then you should be good to go. >> >> > I'll give these changes a try and let you know how things turn out. > > I've updated the module using your recommendations and it is working nicely, however I do get the duplicate resource on File['sshd_config'] if/when it's set multiple times. What would be the recommended way to of handling this? Other than not duplicating the resource.
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