How to use "defined" type as requirement inside exec

[Malintha Adikari]

Hi,

I have defined type as follows

define fill_templates($location) {
    $fileName = $name["filename"]                                                      
    $fileLocation = $name["filelocation"]  
    file { "${fileLocation}/${fileName}/":
        ensure  => present,
        owner   => 'root',
        group   => 'root',
        mode    => '0777',
        content => template("config/${fileName}.erb"),
    require => Exec["unzip_pack"],
}

}

And I call that type as

fill_templates { $foo: location=>$agentLocation}

I want to make this a pre-requirement to my another exec. So I want to make it "require" for that exec.

exec { "strating":
    user       => 'root',
    environment => 'JAVA_HOME=/home/agent2/jdk1.6.0',
    path        => $command_path,
    command    => "${agents_location}/...../bin/myFiler.sh",
   logoutput => true,
timeout => 3600,
require =>XXXXXXXXXXX,
  }

How Can I do that ?

Regards,
Malintha Adikari

[Gavin Williams]

Something like:

require => Fille_template[$foo]

should do it...

Gav

[Felix Frank]

On 06/26/2014 07:49 AM, Malintha Adikari wrote:
> $fileName = $name["filename"]
> $fileLocation = $name["filelocation"]

I hope you're aware that his is nonsensical - the $name variable *never*
takes a hash value. It is always the resource title, a string.

[Malintha Adikari]

It works, Thank you