meantime have an argument pass to it that sets a case. See for example :
define link_files ($linkcase) {
case $linkcase {
"var" : {
file { "${name}_exelink" :
path => "/var/log/puppet/${name}_log",
ensure => link,
target => "/var/log/puppet/${name}_lastlog",
}
}
"data" : {
file { "${name}_exelink" :
path => "/var/log/puppet/${name}_log",
ensure => link,
target => "/var/data/log/puppet/${name}_lastlog",
}
}
}
}
I would like to use array of names inside manifests.
I tried to call it like this :
$mynamevar = range("node01", "node05")
link_files { '$mynamevar' :
$linkcase => "var",
}
but it doesn't like it and complains this :
Error 400 on SERVER: Syntax error at 'linkcase'; expected '}'
What should be the correct syntax for this ?
In principle, without the case $linkcase argument one could run the define
type for an array by using just like,
link_files {$mynamevar :}
Thanks for any suggestion.
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