Hello,
currently I'm using the following lines to install a lot of packges
using Puppet:
package {"screen": ensure => present }
package {"sysstat": ensure => present }
package {"rkhunter": ensure => present }
package {"vim-enhanced": ensure => present }
package {"wget": ensure => present }
package {"w3m": ensure => present }
package {"links": ensure => present }
package {"dmidecode": ensure => present }
package {"mtr": ensure => present }
package {"mutt": ensure => present }
package {"rsync": ensure => present }
package {"lm_sensors": ensure => present }
package {"htop": ensure => present }
package {"iperf": ensure => present }
package {"ntsysv": ensure => present }
package {"sendmail": ensure => present }
package {"sendmail-cf": ensure => present }
package {"telnet": ensure => present }
package {"nrpe": ensure => present }
package {"nagios-plugins-all": ensure => present }
package {"xinetd": ensure => present }
package {"munin-node": ensure => present }
Reading some docs I found that is possible to create an array in
Puppet manifest files. Now my question: How can I use
an array to install all those packages ? Is there a easy way to do that?
Package list: "screen sysstat rkhunter vim-enhanced wget w3m
links dmidecode mtr mutt rsync lm_sensors htop iperf ntsysv
sendmail sendmail-cf telnet nrpe nagios-plugins-all xinetd
munin-node"
Thanks!!!
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