I am trying to source files from local modules in a puppet manifest (using puppet in standalone mode):
file {
'/home/repowt/.crontab':
ensure => present,
source => 'puppet:///modules/site/crontab';
}
but I get:
Could not evaluate: Could not retrieve information from source(s) ...
The file is in:
config/puppet/modules/site/files/crontab
(puppet is called via vagrant provision
and the Vagrantfile specifies module_path='config/puppet/modules' and is clearly ok since puppet does load modules with import from there.)
I also tried:
source => 'puppet:///site/crontab'
source => 'site/crontab'
source => 'config/puppet/modules/site/files/crontab'
source => '/modules/site/crontab'
of no avail. I found nothing illuminating on the web, seems like something very simple. your help is appreciated.
To create a module, you must create a directory (whose name matches your module name) in Puppet's modules directory, and it must contain a directory called manifests , and that directory must contain an init. pp file. The init. pp file must only contain a Puppet class that matches the module name.
In Puppet, all the programs which are written using Ruby programming language and saved with an extension of . pp are called manifests. In general terms, all Puppet programs which are built with an intension of creating or managing any target host machine is called a manifest.
There are a couple of things going on here.
First, as pwan notes, the fileserver.conf
needs to be setup correctly.
Keeping in mind that /vagrant
contains the directory where Vagrantfile
is (and therefore all of it content), that meant for me doing:
vm_config.vm.provision :puppet, :module_path => "modules", :options => ["--fileserverconfig=/vagrant/fileserver.conf", ]
My fileserver.conf
specifies that /etc/puppet/files
is to be used.
Whilst I could have specified a different fileserver.conf
, just for Vagrant, I wanted pretty much everything to be the same as normal.
So, I also mounted /etc/puppet/files
too, with
vm_config.vm.share_folder "files", "/etc/puppet/files", "files"
Which got things working for me.
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