Hi,
I am using puppet to generate ipsec tunnels configuration on OpenBSDs
gateways.
Having a bunch of offices, I did something like this:
$enc = $office ?
{
"paris" =>
{
"london" => "aes",
"kiev" => "3des"
},
"london" =>
{
"paris" => "aes",
"kiev" => "3des"
},
"kiev" =>
{
"paris" => "3des",
"london" => "3des"
}
}
This may not be the cleaner way, since I have to specify each variable two
times - the enc for tunnel from paris to london is obviously the same as
the one from london to paris.
However, this works, under OpenBSD 4.9 and our production puppetmaster
(2.6).
Now, we want to upgrade our firewalls to OpenBSD 5.0.
Their puppet client version (2.7.1) is forcing us to upgrade our
puppetmaster too.
My test puppetmaster is running debian wheezy, with puppet* 2.7.14-1.
While executing puppetd -vt on the client, it fails compiling catalog, with
some syntax error "at '{'; expected '}'".
I've just updated my puppetmaster to 2.7.18-1, no changes since my last
check.
The faulty "{" is the second one (in my sample, the one just after "paris").
Is this some regression, in ruby or puppetmaster?
Or is this kind of syntax deprecated in any way?
Is there any replacement?
What could I do to patch my repository, before upgrading our production
puppetmaster?
Thanks for your help,
Regards.
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