Hi all,
I'm changing my code and I'd like to control a entire tree by svn and
not puppet fileserver (we're trying to decrease puppet load).
So I've created a copule of execs, one for svn checkout the other for
svn update.
svn checkout looks like:
exec {
'svn_check_out' :
cwd => '/opt/localconf',
command => 'svn co svn://repo/ && touch /usr/local/lock/svn',
create => '/usr/local/lock/svn',
require => Files['localconf'],
}
first question, which is the best way for controlling a checkout? Is my
create "lock file" mode good enough? How do other admins mange this
kind of situation?
then my svn update looks like:
exec {
'svn_update' :
cwd => '/opt/localconf',
command => 'svn up gLite3.1',
require => [Files['localconf'], Exec['svn_check_out']],
}
update needs checkout, but only once. So, I'm wondering if this code is
correct, or if that require svn_check_out could be coded in other way.
Finally, the "exec question" is:
how do you manage an exec that "depends" (unless) on 2 or more conditions?
may I separate them in the unless with logical or (||)?
I'd like to hear other admins experience.
TIA,
Arnau
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