The mount resource has an "atboot" parameter. If set to true it will modify
/etc/fstab and ensure that it gets mounted every time at boot. I have
something similar for one of our manifests:
I create a logical volume, then a filesystem, then mount it. The mount
option ensures that it gets mounted at boot.
# Create the logical volumes (LV) used on host automation servers.
# Create the LV and filesystem used for tool logging, then mount the
filesystem.
logical_volume { 'hostauto-toollog':
ensure => 'present',
name => $lvdata['toollog']['name'],
volume_group => $profile::hostautomation::vgname,
size => $lvdata['toollog']['size'],
before => [Class['profile::hostautomation::directories'], Class[
'profile::symlinks']]
}
filesystem { 'hostauto-toollog':
ensure => 'present',
name =>
"/dev/${profile::hostautomation::vgname}/${lvdata['toollog']['name']}",
fs_type => $filesystem_type,
require => Logical_volume['hostauto-toollog'],
}
mount { 'hostauto-toollog':
ensure => 'mounted',
name => $lvdata['toollog']['mountpoint'],
atboot => true,
device =>
"/dev/${profile::hostautomation::vgname}/${lvdata['toollog']['name']}",
fstype => $filesystem_type,
require => Filesystem['hostauto-toollog'],
}
Thanks,
Joshua Schaeffer
On Tuesday, May 2, 2017 at 10:56:58 AM UTC-6, dkoleary wrote:
>
> Hey;
>
> Core requirement: have puppet manage auditd on a separate /var/log/audit
> filesystem.
>
> I've seen the mount resource so I can have the auditd module require the
> file/dir /var/log/audit (for permissions) which requires the mount point
> /var/log/audit which will, if necessary, update /etc/fstab. I don't see
> any way to generate a new device using that, though. I can pre-generate
> that but I'd like to have puppet do it so it'll catch any new systems
> getting built.
>
> Enter the puppetforge lvm module. That looks cool. The examples on the
> web show the mountpath and mountpath_require option but I can't tell if
> that'll update /etc/fstab. Doesn't appear to.
>
> Anyone have any hints/tips/suggestions on having modules interact with
> mountpoints and linux lvm before I see if I can blow up a test box?
>
> Thanks
>
> Doug O'Leary
>
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