> How can I stop the "returns successfully" messages from the exec {}
> type unless their is a failure? Don't really want to see it. Using
> logoutput => on_failure with exec doesn't seem to work (as this person
> says
> herehttp://unimpressed.org/post/93835992/disabling-puppets-executed-succe...).
> I also tried that however, with:
>
> exec {
> "dummy-passwd-${name}":
> command => "cat /etc/passwd | grep \"^${name}\" >
> /var/sftp/chroot/${name}/etc/passwd",
> onlyif => "test /var/sftp/chroot/${name}/etc",
> logoutput => on_failure,
> tag => bitbucket;
> }
Use 'unless' instead of 'onlyif' ... you want to run the command
_unless_ the test returns positive (ie. the file exists). In your
case, its running each time so the behaviour is correct (but not as
you expect). You could also use 'creates' instead:
exec {"dummy-password-${name}":
command => "cat /etc/passwd | grep \"^${name}\" > /var/sftp/chroot/$
{name}/etc/passwd",
creates => "/var/sftp/chroot/${name}/etc"
}
Consult the reference docs for all the parameters and behaviour for
exec: http://docs.puppetlabs.com/references/stable/type.html#exec
ken.
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