Hi everyone. An example is worth 1000 words, so here's one:
In this example I would like the home directory to be overridden to
/testdir/me:
@user { 'me':
ensure => present,
home => '/home/$title',
tag => 'userclass1'
}
User <| tag == 'userclass1' |> {
home => "/testhome/$title"
}
It actually gets overriden to /testhome/main, 'main' being the class the
collector is in, puppet apply tries to:
'/usr/sbin/useradd -d /testhome/main me'
I can sort of solve this problem by:
@fancyuser { 'me2':
tag => 'userclass1',
}
define fancyuser($homedir_prefix='/home') {
user { '$title':
home => "$homedir_prefix/$title", }
}
Fancyuser <| tag == 'userclass1' |> {
homedir_prefix => "/testhome"
}
This works as expected, as it doesn't rely on the '$title' of the collected
virtual resource. I'd rather just use the virtual resource's $title. Is
this possible, or am I asking too much from the resource collector?
Thanks!
Richard
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