Its probably easiest to explain what I want to accomplish.
I want to create the following 3 files: */etc/motd, /etc/issue,
/etc/issue.net* from a single (1) puppet file resource using the content =>
template('template.erb') syntax.
I don't want to create 3 separate file resources and use the exact same
syntax three (3) times.
I have a class (I am a novice puppet code) and here is what I have in it so
far...
class manage_banners::text {
{ file '/etc/motd':
ensure => 'file',
owner => '0',
group => '0',
content => template('some_banner_text.erb'),
}
}
class manage_banners::gdm {
<snippet ... nothing in here yet>
}
class manage_banners::kde {
<snippet ... nothing in here yet>
}
In the manage_banners::text class I don't want to place 3 file resources
(one for each of the /etc/ files).
I am thinking that there is a solution for this, but I don't know how to
keyword search for something like this.
Please help, and thank you,
Warron
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