using log_prefix seems to result in error on second puppet run

[dkindred]

If we have the following

class rcac_firewall::post_accept_all {

firewall { '975 log test':
    state      => 'NEW',
    log_level  => 'debug',
    log_prefix => 'iptables A: ',
    jump       => 'LOG'
}

...
}

On the first puppet run the rule is inserted ok... however, on the second
run we get some errors like this:

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info: Applying configuration version '1365457738'
err: /Firewall[975 log test]/log_level: change from iptables A: to 7 failed: The iptables provider can not handle attribute log_level at /etc/puppet/modules/rcac_firewall/manifests/post_accept_all.pp:8
err: /Firewall[975 log test]/log_prefix: change from 7 to iptables A: failed: The iptables provider can not handle attribute log_prefix at /etc/puppet/modules/rcac_firewall/manifests/post_accept_all.pp:8
notice: Finished catalog run in 18.76 seconds

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If it is of interest, this is puppet version 2.7.21 running under RHEL 6.3.

[joejulian]

@dkindred can you please test against master

[dkindred]

This appears to be fixed now (tested against version 0.4.0).

Thanks!

[chelnak]

Hello! We are doing some house keeping and noticed that this issue has been open for a long time.

We're going to close it but please do raise another issue if the issue still persists. 😄