>
> I'm really not interested in tool comparisons here, but Puppet has not
> done the recursive thing either and actually takes the position you have to
> spec out every file path along the way.
>
I suspect Damien meant:
file { '/target':
source => 'file:///source',
recurse => true,
mode => '0644',
}
If /source contains a directory hierarchy, then all files contained will be
copied to /target with mode '0644' and all directories (including /target
itself) with mode '0755'.
That can be quite useful.
Cheers,
Paul
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