On Wednesday, May 15, 2013 6:33:59 AM UTC-5, Romain Gales wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have strange thing with a node definition.
> i have:
> node 'xxx1.sub.domain.com','xxx2.sub.domain.com'.......... inherits
> default
> {
> include .....
> }
> the node line now has 1172 characters (+-50 hostnames). I can add any node
> name but the pc only gets the default catalog, but when I change the last
> node name to any other hostname new hostname it gets the catalog?
> so is there a limitation?
>
> I am using 2.7.17.
>
>
There is no intentional design limitation there, but you could be tickling
a bug in Puppet or its underlying Ruby.
Do note that Puppet manifests are stream-based, not line-based, so you
don't have to put all the node names on the same line. Personally, I
prefer to write one per line:
node
'xxx1.sub.domain.com',
'xxx2.sub.domain.com',
...
'xxxN.sub.domain.com'
inherits default {
...
}
If there is some kind of underlying line-length related bug, then the
multiline format might work around it.
You may also find that regex-based node matching would simplify your node
declarations. For example, you could conceivably replace the 50-node
explicit node list with something like:
node /.*\.sub\.domain\.com/ inherits default {
...
}
John
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