Sure. My mistake came from thinking that a class whose resources all had
variable titles, like file { "/path/$varname":, could be called multiple
times as long as each call had a unique value for the variable. Once that
bit was sorted I wrote my users type nearly identically to Keiran's
example. Eventually I made it a sub-type (terminology?) in that it went
from being just users to users::adduser because I found a need for a
singleton file in the users class and I could call the class indirectly
from inside the type with include users.
On Sunday, December 30, 2012 10:54:36 PM UTC-5, Stuart Cracraft wrote:
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> J slavetonagios:
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> Can you give the group more detail about how it helped you?
>
> Stuart
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