Thanks so much everyone. Makes much more sense now!!! :) On Monday, 22 February 2016 18:12:24 UTC-5, Scott Walker wrote: > > I'm slowly getting up to speed on puppet (coming over from chef but > honestly haven't used either in probably 3 years so I'm relearning the > learning curve.). > > We are using puppet 3.7.1 on our hosts, what I am trying to do is this. > > I have a file /etc/install-class which when we kickstart a machine > depending on what you choose will result in this file having CLASS="some > string" > > I am trying to find the "proper" way to create a cron job based on this > file. > > IE: if /etc/install-class == CLASS=render then create a cron job otherwise > do nothing. > > I know I can hackily get around this with doing it in bash and a onlyif > exec statement. But running a shell, then running grep, is expensive > timewise (yes yes, only a few ms but when trying to get machines built ASAP > ms add up). > > I've done a lot of digging today but I can't seem to figure out an elegant > way to make this work without involving a few modules written by people > (I'm not adverse to using modules but I don't like using a module to do > something rather simple.. or at least what I consider something simple). > > Some thoughts? And thanks in advance for the help. >
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