On Thu, 24 Apr 2014 18:41:05 +0200
José Luis Ledesma <[email protected]> wrote:
> Idk if i did understand correctly, but there is the replace parameter
> in the file resource that may help here.
I think you've missed the important bit, like I did initially : The
"replace" parameter set to false will have puppet *never* touch the
file once it's created. What the OP wants it to have puppet keep
updating the file *until it's modified locally*, at which point it
should stop.
Tricky. I can't think of any simple and clean solution from the top of
my head, though I do understand why one would want to do that... I
could actually use that behaviour for the initial ~/.gitconfig files I
create for system users, for example.
Matthias
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