Running two Ubuntu 8.04 machines with puppet 0.24.5 on both sides,
when I use puppetd to pull a config with the file declaration below,
all of the files in the directory are updated every run.
file { "/etc/apache2/ssl":
source => "puppet:///websites/ssl",
ensure => "directory",
recurse => "true",
backup => "false",
checksum => "mtime",
owner => "root",
group => "root",
mode => "644",
}
Below is the top of the --test output for two runs (after it had been
run 3 times previously):
notice: //Node[default]/websites::all/websites::dev_robotbattle_com/
File[/etc/apache2/ssl]/checksum: checksum changed '{mtime}Sat Oct 25
17:00:43 -0700 2008' to '{mtime}Sat Oct 25 17:25:38 -0700 2008'
notice: //Node[default]/websites::all/websites::dev_robotbattle_com/
File[/etc/apache2/ssl/rbdev.crt]/checksum: checksum changed
'{md5}2992b94e506c01ff750e62ec0c0a1437' to '{mtime}Sat Oct 25 17:23:25
-0700 2008'
notice: //Node[default]/websites::all/websites::dev_robotbattle_com/
File[/etc/apache2/ssl/rbdev.crt]/source: replacing from source
puppet:///websites/ssl/rbdev.crt with contents
{md5}2992b94e506c01ff750e62ec0c0a1437
notice: //Node[default]/websites::all/websites::dev_robotbattle_com/
File[/etc/apache2/ssl]/checksum: checksum changed '{mtime}Sat Oct 25
17:25:38 -0700 2008' to '{mtime}Sat Oct 25 17:32:40 -0700 2008'
notice: //Node[default]/websites::all/websites::dev_robotbattle_com/
File[/etc/apache2/ssl/rbdev.crt]/checksum: checksum changed
'{md5}2992b94e506c01ff750e62ec0c0a1437' to '{mtime}Sat Oct 25 17:30:25
-0700 2008'
notice: //Node[default]/websites::all/websites::dev_robotbattle_com/
File[/etc/apache2/ssl/rbdev.crt]/source: replacing from source
puppet:///websites/ssl/rbdev.crt with contents
{md5}2992b94e506c01ff750e62ec0c0a1437
If I change the checksum to "md5" it works as expected (although still
with horrible perf, but I understand the perf issue is known). Is the
mtime checksum problem known also?
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