Am Dienstag, 7. August 2012 09:47:05 UTC+2 schrieb TORO:
>
>
> Am Montag, 6. August 2012 20:16:35 UTC+2 schrieb Ken Barber:
>>
>> > 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.
>>
>
> Thanks Ken for your help
>
> : )) thought I had alredy replied ....
>
> Yes you are right , :
>
>> b) the class itself is not being included properly elsewhere
>
> as it is not listed i
> /var/lib/puppet/state/classes.txt
>
> And Yes you are right , I should have attached my init.pp and oel.pp see
> now below:
>
> [root@ldn-lx-puppet01 manifests]# pwd
>
> /etc/puppet/testing/modules/itrs_probe/manifests
>
> [root@ldn-lx-puppet01 manifests]#
>
> [root@ldn-lx-puppet01 manifests]# more *.pp
>
> ::::::::::::::
>
> init.pp
>
> ::::::::::::::
>
> class itrs_probe () inherits local::conf {
>
> notify { 'inside itrs_probe': }
>
> case $operatingsystem {
>
> /OEL|RedHat/: { class { 'itrs_probe::oel': }
>
> }
>
> default: { }
>
> }
>
> }
>
> ::::::::::::::
>
> oel.pp
>
> ::::::::::::::
>
> class itrs_probe::oel ($region='london'){
>
> package { 'Global_NetProbe':
>
> ensure => installed,
>
> }
>
> file { '/opt/NetProbe/start_netprobe_app':
>
> owner => root,
>
> group => root,
>
> mode => 755,
>
> ensure => present,
>
> source => [
> "puppet:///modules/itrs_probe/oel/${hostname}.start_netprobe_app",
>
> "puppet:///modules/itrs_probe/oel/${region}.start_netprobe_app",
>
> "puppet:///modules/itrs_probe/oel/start_netprobe_app",
>
> ]
>
> }
>
> file { '/opt/NetProbe/start_netprobe_inf':
>
> owner => root,
>
> group => root,
>
> mode => 755,
>
> ensure => present,
>
> require => File['/opt/NetProbe'],
>
> source => [
> "puppet:///modules/itrs_probe/oel/${hostname}.start_netprobe_inf",
>
> "puppet:///modules/itrs_probe/oel/${region}.start_netprobe_inf",
>
> "puppet:///modules/itrs_probe/oel/start_netprobe_inf",
>
> ]
>
> }
>
> service { 'netprobe_app':
>
> enable => true,
>
> }
>
> service { 'netprobe_inf':
>
> enable => true,
>
> }
>
> Package['Global_NetProbe'] -> File['/opt/NetProbe/start_netprobe_app']
> -> Service['netprobe_app']
>
> Package['Global_NetProbe'] -> File['/opt/NetProbe/start_netprobe_inf'] ->
> Service['netprobe_inf']
>
> }
>
> [root@ldn-lx-puppet01 manifests]#
>
> Thanks & Regards
>
>
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