It's worth mentioning that find -exec this way forks a separate copy of find
for each file. You'll notice how much slower this is on a really large set of
files (possibly larger than yours). If you have a recursion-capable chown it's
quicker to use chown -R.
On Wed, Nov 02, 2011 at 01:30:04AM -0700, Robert Atkins wrote:
> Thanks for your solution Luke, this is much faster. For future
> reference here's the modification I made (there were a couple of typos
> and/or I've got a different dialect of find):
>
> exec { "enforce ${jetty_install_dir} permissions":
> command => "/usr/bin/find ${jetty_install_dir} ! -user jetty -o ! -
> group users -exec chown jetty:users {} \\;",
> onlyif => "/usr/bin/test $(/usr/bin/find ${jetty_install_dir} ! -
> user jetty -o ! -group users | wc -l) -gt 0",
> }
>
> Cheers, Robert.
>
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