On 4/11/2010 4:53 AM, Daniel Pittman wrote:
amrset<[email protected]> writes:
Daniel Pittman wrote:
amrset<[email protected]> writes:
Would it be possible to do something like:
file { "/foo/voo/bar/baz" :
[...]
}
Isn't that just:
file { "/foo": owner => "foo", recurse => true }
file { "/foo/voo/bar/baz": owner => "baz", recurse => true }
...since the second instance is more specific, so will override the first
instance?
A few issues - first - which one would run first? (order would matter
right?)
All the usual ordering meta-parameters are going to work as expected, so you
can have the second depend on the first.
That should happen automatically, as puppet recognizes that /foo/voo is
a subdirectory of /foo.
Best Regards, David
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