i was hoping I could do this with the right ensure parameter on Package,
but I'm hitting a wall.
We've got 64-bit servers running tomcats on RHEL that need to be 32-bit
(external vendor, JNI, funny story).
2.7 Puppetmaster and the yum repo hosts the Oracle JDKs.
Currently we just push out what we want with:
class jdk {
package { "jdk": ensure => present }
}
which essentially does 'yum install jdk' (some other bits too, but
they're not relevant).
I was hoping to include something like
class jdk::32bit inherits jdk {
Package['jdk'] { ensure => "1586" }
}
for these servers, but that seems to run the equivalent of : yum
install jdk-i586
Is there a way to coerce the resource to install the right thing, or
am I going to have
to go with an Exec ?
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