Issue #1670 has been updated by Justin Ellison.
Just bumped into this bug myself. Wanted to create a define like so:
define mount::options ($mountpoints = undef, $options = ['defaults',
'noatime', 'nodiratime']) {
include mount
$mounts = $mountpoint ? {
undef => $name,
default => $mountpoints,
}
# Setting properties to undef leaves them as-is
mount { $mounts:
pass => undef,
ensure => undef,
fstype => undef,
target => undef,
options => $options,
dump => undef,
device => undef,
notify => Exec["remount all"],
}
}
I have a custom fact that returns all locally mounted devices, and want to call
my define above passing it the array of mountpoints. The net result is that I
can ensure that all mountpoints are mounted with noatime and nodiratime,
regardless of their other settings. However, running the above code results in
it changing the dump and pass properties to 0 as well as changing the options.
Any way around that?
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Bug #1670: Mount parameters "dump" and "pass" should default to undefined
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/1670
Author: Oliver Hookins
Status: Accepted
Priority: Normal
Assignee:
Category: mount
Target version:
Affected Puppet version: 0.24.5
Keywords:
Branch:
Currently there is no way to leave the previous value of the fs dump and pass
fields in /etc/fstab at their original pre-Puppet values. Both the dump and
pass parameters default to 0 and obliterate any previous values.
Obviously some value is needed for completely new entries in the file, but for
pre-existing entries, it would be nice if the previous values were preserved.
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