Hi,
I'm sorry but I haven't solved my problem yet. I haven't understood the
answer of David Schmitt. I use Puppet 3.2 and Hierra with yaml files for
the "classes" assignment. I would like something like that :
class monitoring {
if tagged(http) {
$http = "OK"
} else {
$http = "NO "
}
if tagged(mysql) {
$mysql = "OK"
} else {
$mysql = "NO "
}
# etc.
# etc.
}
But, as I have been explained, tagged is parse-order dependent. Is it
possible to have the same thing but witout parse-order dependency? Is there
a function like tagged but no parse-order dependency?
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François Lafont
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