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Anchi Zhang wrote:
>>> My fileserver.conf contains
>>>
>>> [files-solaris]
>>> path /etc/puppet/manifests/files/solaris
>>> allow *
>>>
>>> and
>>>
>>> puppetmaster# ls /etc/puppet/manifests/files/solaris/etc
>>> motd nsswitch.conf pam.conf resolv.conf
>>> I would like to have these files in /etc of all solaris hosts.
>> and so if you remove motd in /etc/puppet/manifests/files/solaris/etc
>> you'd like to have /etc/motd removed as well?
>>
> No, no removing. Files are to be copied over if the source's version is
> different from that of the target. This is the way I had files in sync in
> cfengine.
>
well, then I don't understand what you meant with:
"But, if "/motd" is removed, files under /etc would not get updated."
Something like that will work:
node default { include solaris }
class solaris {
etc_file{['motd','nsswitch.conf','pam.conf','resolv.conf']: }
define etc_file(){
file { "/etc/${name}":
source => "puppet:///files-solaris/etc/${name}",
}
}
}
but this approach is not very puppet-like nor will it scale. Remember
that with puppet your not keeping a bunch of files in sync, you rather
keep the servers in a defined state.
cheers pete
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