On Friday, March 28, 2014 9:59:33 AM UTC-5, Jose Luis Ledesma wrote:
>
> Perhaps it is the ;
>
> It should be nothing being the last parameter or a ,
>
No, the semicolon is allowed as a separator between two resource
declarations in the same block, or, for convenience, after the end of the
last:
file {
'/tmp/tst': ensure => 'directory';
'/tmp/tst/1': ensure => 'present';
}
In any case, if it were a problem with DSL syntax then the catalog would
fail to compile. That's not the OP's case -- his error occurs during
catalog application.
I think it's more likely that the file modules/test/files/puppet_test.txt
is not readable by the master. For instance, it may be owned by root:root
and have mode 0640, with the master running as user puppet:puppet. Or any
of the directories in the path to that file might be unreadable /
untraversible by the Puppet user.
John
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