Here's one for you!
We're rolling out some zip files to our servers using Puppet, there's an
exec that unzips them, the zip file is then deleted. I need to remove the
old versions of the unzipped directory using Puppet when we rol out a newer
version.
So, on my client/node machine I have the below directories.
/opt/1234
/opt/12345
/opt/123456
What I need to do, is rm the the above directories when we roll out
1234567.zip. When the newest directory (1234567) is unzipped, the Puppet
exec sym links it to /opt/java. So could I remove the older directores that
are not sym linked?
Maybe using:
tidy { tidy_opt:
path => "/opt/",
age => "1d",
backup => false,
matches => [ "some nice ruby here that finds the non sym linked
directories??" ],
}
Hope this makes sense?
Thanks,
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