On Jun 28, 2013 2:06 PM, "Tim Mooney" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> works fine, but on hosts where we use our mysql module with the custom
> types and provider, we can't do that. We instead have to
>
> sudo su -
> puppet agent --test
An alternative and trivia in addition to what Nan said:
You can use
sudo -H
to set $HOME, or
sudo -i
to get a full login environment like 'su -' gives. There are also sudoers
config params that can make at least the former default, and probably the
latter too.
And just for kicks, you can get a shell with:
sudo -s
Additionally, you can explicitly pass the path of the `my.cnf`, rather than
relying on $HOME, which is what I'd do. Then you could make it a resource
parameter and gain some flexibility.
Sorry I'm a little short on details; I'm on my phone and don't have the man
pages handy.
Wil
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