I have a defined resource that I instantiate through create_resources and a
set of defaults that trace back to hiera:
create_resources("apache::vhost", $full_apache_hash, $http_defaults)
http_defaults:
schedule: 'nightly'
priority: '25'
docroot: '/var/www'
serveradmin: '[email protected]'
port: '80'
Elsewhere in the catalog I have defined:
schedule { 'nightly':
range => '0-2',
period => daily,
repeat => 1,
}
When I run "puppet agent -t" outside of the specified range, it always
takes action to manage my apache::vhost. i.e. if I blow away the file, it
will come back. Am I wrong not to expect this? Is it create_resources not
honoring schedule or puppet agent -t ignoring schedule?
Thanks,
Tom
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