Puppet does nothing but make sure your system looks as you've described it.
So to test puppet, make the system different than what you've described. I
wouldn't touch the sudoers file for obvious reason :)
But try uninstalling the ntp package, then run puppet again. It should
install the package. Your exec resource is probably a good idea, but I
would just do a file resourcet. All you need to do is make sure that file
doesn't exist on the system before running puppet.
file {"/tmp/foobar.txt":
content => "Hello World",
ensure => present;
}
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 4:43 AM, Bogdan Bivolaru
<[email protected]>wrote:
>
> Triple posting? that's some feat...
> Sorry for this. Please reply in my older thread.
>
> Lame excuse:
> Google showed the previous topic as "deleted" and I reposted it in a
> new message, thinking I did something wrong... such as my session
> expired.
> >
>
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