Issue #1033 has been updated by Lance A.
Another workaround, assuming the file's parent directory has the correct
permissions and a recent version of Windows, is simply to reset the file(s)
permissions. Yes, it's still exec, but it solves the simple use case. Note that
icacls properly orders file permissions, an important consideration that any
solution should guarantee.
For example:
<pre>
# Copy the file
file { "C:\\Temp\\dest.txt":
source => "C:\\Temp\\source.txt",
ensure => present,
}
# Reset the ACLs on the file since Puppet mangles them
exec { "icacls-reset-dest":
path => "${::systemroot}\\system32",
command => "icacls C:\\Temp\\dest.txt /reset",
subscribe => File["C:\\Temp\\dest.txt"],
refreshonly => true,
}
</pre>
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Feature #1033: support for file system acls on the file type
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/1033
Author: Chris MacLeod
Status: Accepted
Priority: Normal
Assignee:
Category: file
Target version:
Affected Puppet version: 0.24.4
Keywords:
Branch:
being able to set file system acls (setfacl et all) on a file type would be
very useful.
More of a further extension of the existing file type I would think.
something perhaps along the line of:
<pre>
file { "/tmp/foo":
mode => 0644,
owner => foo,
group => bar,
acl => u:rxw:g:foo:rxw,
...
}
</pre>
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