Typo references to "http" instead of "httpd" class in Puppet Guide
On this page[1] of the Puppet Guide, it says to create a manifest file (httpd.pp) for an HTTP server. The first line of content from that httpd.pp file is:
class mymodule::httpd { ....
Further on in the documentation, whenever the httpd.pp file is to be modified again [2] [3] [4], it is referenced to edit the "mymodule::http" class instead of "mymodule::httpd" - so this should be corrected. Fortunately the sample code section do show "mymodule::httpd" in use for clarification.
1 - Section 2.4
2 - Section 2.7
3 - Section 2.8
4 - Section 2.9
Responses
B Wiese,
I have raised several issues with the Puppet documentation in the past in this thread
https://access.redhat.com/discussions/1987953
The documentation team followed them up from there. It may be worth raising your issues/concerns there for visibility.
Hello
Thank you for reporting this. I have fixed the 6.2 and 6.3 versions of the Puppet Guide.
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