Hello.
I think I'm being an idiot (not for the first time), but given the following
hiera paragraph:
directorymap:
www.blah.com:
- source: dodgy-uploaded-jpegs
target: www.blah.com/wp-content/uploads
- source: disturbing-home-videos
target: www.blah.com/wp-content/filth
www.nice-site.co.uk:
- source: kitten-pics
- target: www.nice-site.co.uk/site-content/user-data
What's the least-worst way of extracting that, such that puppet pseudo-code
along the lines of
'ln -s ${site}/${source} ${site}{$target}' would work?
There is likely a Better Way To Do It...
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