Sadly, our Cacti module is very specific to the Debian package. It expects to find the CLI at a certain place and the Apache configuration snippet at another. These locations are most likely specific to the Debian package. It would be useful for the module to work on the Red Hat derivatives as well.
The first step is to get an overview of the differences by performing a manual installation. I chose to test this with a virtual machine running Fedora 18. The basic installation is identical to Debian, except using yum instead of apt-get, of course. Puppet will automatically do the right thing here. The puppet::install class also contains a CLI file, though. The Red Hat package installs the CLI in /var/lib/cacti/cli, rather than /usr/share/cacti/cli.
If the module is supposed to support both platforms, the target location for the remove_device...
