Issue #5414 has been updated by Nigel Kersten.
I can't get this to work in 0.25.5 either.
<pre>
ni...@debvm1:~/pkgs/0.25.5$ rm -Rf /tmp/file_test/
ni...@debvm1:~/pkgs/0.25.5$ puppet --version
0.25.5
ni...@debvm1:~/pkgs/0.25.5$ cat /tmp/test.pp
file { "/tmp/file_test":
ensure => directory,
recurse => true,
checksum => mtime,
mode => 644,
notify => Exec["tar"],
}
exec { "/bin/tar -cf - /tmp/file_test > /dev/null":
alias => "tar",
refreshonly => true,
}
ni...@debvm1:~/pkgs/0.25.5$ puppet -v /tmp/test.pp
info: Applying configuration version '1292304870'
notice: //File[/tmp/file_test]/ensure: created
info: //File[/tmp/file_test]: Scheduling refresh of Exec[/bin/tar -cf -
/tmp/file_test > /dev/null]
notice: //Exec[/bin/tar -cf - /tmp/file_test > /dev/null]: Triggering 'refresh'
from 1 dependencies
ni...@debvm1:~/pkgs/0.25.5$ puppet -v /tmp/test.pp
info: Applying configuration version '1292304876'
ni...@debvm1:~/pkgs/0.25.5$ mkdir /tmp/file_test/{1,2,3,4,5,6}
ni...@debvm1:~/pkgs/0.25.5$ puppet -v /tmp/test.pp
info: Applying configuration version '1292304893'
</pre>
Are you positive the example in the bug report originally worked?
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Bug #5414: file resource can't be used to monitor file changes recursively
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/5414
Author: Ben -
Status: Investigating
Priority: High
Assignee: Nigel Kersten
Category: file
Target version:
Affected Puppet version: 2.6.3
Keywords:
Branch:
for a long time i have used puppet to monitor a directory recursively for file
changes but since upgrading to 2.6 that doesn't appear to work.
# file_test.pp
file { "/tmp/file_test":
ensure => directory, recurse => true,
checksum => mtime, mode => 644, notify => Exec["tar"];
}
exec { "/bin/tar -cf - /tmp/file_test > /dev/null": alias => "tar",
refreshonly => true; }
Using the above manifest the following does not act as expected.
puppet apply --verbose file_test.pp # creates /tmp/file_test and runs exec
as expected
mkdir /tmp/file_test/{1,2,3,4,5,6}
puppet apply --verbose file_test.pp # does nothing, should run exec
puppet apply --verbose file_test.pp # does nothing, should do nothing
touch /tmp/file_test/{1,2,3,4,5,6}/{10,11,12,15}
puppet apply --verbose file_test.pp # does nothing, should run exec
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