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Issue	Author's Response
Chapter 4, page 117 source => "puppet"///httpd/$source" should read source => $source *or* the invocation of the apache::apache_files on page 116 is wrong.	This is correct - thanks for the fix.
Chapter 4, Page 117, I'm sure: define appache should read define apache I think: source => "puppet:///httpd/$source" should read source => "puppet:///apache/$source" But I can't get the latter example to work either way... :(	First is indeed correct. Second should read: source => $source Thanks for the report!
Chapter 4, page 92 "In Listing 4-1, we've used five import statements." It should be "six import statements."	Poster is correct. This is an error.
Chapter 3, Page 68-69. Listing 3-19. "2: { include smb }" 'smb' should be 'smp'. Same on top line of page 69, "if 2, the smb class" should be " the smp class".	The poster is correct. This is a typo.
Chapter 2, page 25. The second note in the middle of the page contains the word "depricated" instead "deprecated". Excerpt: "In versions older than 0.24.x you will also need to add the --nonodes option to disable node definition. This option is depricated in 0.24 and later."	Apress - please correct the spelling mistake.