> Hope someone can help, ( not sure if this is the right place ... as I´m new
> to this group)
Yes - this is the correct place.
> I have created a new module ( see snipped from tree below ) but its not
> used and no error is reported . looks like its not recognized by the puppetd
Probably a silly question, but worth asking regardless: How are you
including the class? Are you able to show us the file (using
gist.github.com or some other form of file pasting is preferred) where
this is included? I presume this is in testing/manifests/site.pp ...
for example the class should be included somewhere else either using
the syntax:
include 'itrs_probe'
or alternatively:
class { 'itrs_probe':
}
... or you might be using an ENC to do that which means the class
needs to be included for the node in question.
> I have run this on a puppet - node
>
> puppetd --test --verbose --noop --evaltrace --environment testing
>
> respect.
>
> puppetd --test --verbose --noop --evaltrace --environment testing | grep
> probe
>
> but it does not show any output refering to my new module
Adding a notify resource inside your class often helps to emit results
for debugging purposes. So in your file
test/modules/itrs_probe/manifests/init.pp something like:
class 'itrs_probe' {
notify { 'inside itrs_probe': }
... snip ...
}
Should emit a message when the class is included. An example of this
output would be available if you ran something like this on the puppet
master:
puppet apply -e 'include itrs_probe' --modulepath '/etc/puppet/testing/modules'
Potentially - we'd probably need to see the contents of your init.pp
and oel.pp to elude what is happening - is it possible to show us
that?
> on the master:
> /etc/puppet
>
> .
> |-- auth.conf
> |-- autosign.conf
> |-- fileserver.conf
> |-- local
> | `-- facts.yaml
> |-- production
> | |-- manifests
> | | |-- site.pp
> ----snip-------
> `-- testing
> |-- manifests
> | `-- site.pp
> `-- modules
> |-- itrs_probe
> | |-- README
> | |-- files
> | | `-- oel
> | | `-- start_netprobe_inf
> | `-- manifests
> | |-- init.pp
> | `-- oel.pp
> The init.pp defines the class itrs_probe and callls the subclass oel.pp
The fact that you say no error or message is returned tells me that
either: a) the contents of the class was executed already, and is
therefore exposing nothing as nothing needs to be changed (unlikely)
or b) the class itself is not being included properly elsewhere.
Adding a notify should prove/disprove either case. Another way to see
if your class was proper included is to check the classes.txt file in
/var/lib/puppet/state/classes.txt on the agent. (there are other
methods, but these two are simple)
ken.
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