Hello all,
How does one enter multi-line content using 'puppet resource file ...'
at the command line?
For example, I am trying to create a file called /tmp/hw.txt with two
lines of content:
$ cat /tmp/hw.txt
hello
world
This does not work:
$ puppet resource file hello_world \
path=/tmp/hw.txt \
ensure=file \
content="hello\nworld\n"
This does, but use "puppet apply" :
cat <<"eof" | puppet apply
file { "hello_world":
path => "/tmp/hw.txt",
ensure => "file",
content => "hello\nworld\n",
}
eof
Does anyone have any pointers on how to construct the content= line so
that I can get two lines of text?
Regards,
- Robert
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