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(#13072) Move mod python and wsgi package names to params #18

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@blkperl blkperl commented Mar 12, 2012

Previously apache::mod::python and apache::mod::wsgi used
a case statement to determine which package to install. This
commit moves the package names to the params class and fixes
the syntax errors introduced in commit 2b79e8b when the
selectors were changed to include Scientific Linux.

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What was the compile error? The in-selector?

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blkperl commented Mar 13, 2012

@rcoleman I meant Syntax Error and Yes the selector was the problem.

[root@marine:modules/apache]# puppet apply tests/mod_python.pp --noop 
Syntax error at ','; expected '}' at /etc/puppet/modules/apache/manifests/mod/python.pp:6 on node marine.cat.pdx.edu

Previously apache::mod::python and apache::mod::wsgi used
a case statement to determine which package to install. This
commit moves the package names to the params class and fixes
the syntax errors introduced in commit 2b79e8b when the
selectors were changed to include Scientific Linux.
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Looks good, thanks for the clarification.

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(#13072) Move mod python and wsgi package names to params

Reviewed by Ryan Coleman (ryan@puppetlabs.com)
@ryanycoleman ryanycoleman merged commit 4d35c98 into puppetlabs:master Mar 13, 2012
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