On 03/31/2016 05:10 PM, Martin Alfke wrote:
You are passing a Hash as an parameter to a define.
Inside the define you expect the parameter to be of type String - according to
what you do in the define.
You need to take care of splitting data accordingly in your define:
With Puppet 4 this is very easy to achieve:
define basket (
Hash $arg,
){
$arg.each |String $key, Hash $value| {
file { β/tmp/${key}β:
ensure => file,
content => $value[βargβ],
}
}
}
Thanks for an idea. I didn't know something like that is possible...
Why couldn't I just use create_resources? If I try with create_resources:
create_resources(@basket, $foobar)
I get this:
Error: Could not parse for environment production: Virtual (@) can only
be applied to a Resource Expression at /tmp/pero.pp:16:1 on node workstation
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