On 03/16/2012 04:27 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> And then the file-tree under /cfengine/config/myclass looks something like
> this
> etc/
> foo.conf
> bar.conf
> init.d/
> startsomething
>
> For example, I would like to set foo.conf to mode 600 and owner foo.foo,
> bar.conf
> to 644 and owner bar, startsomething to mode 755. One issue is that the user
> foo
> does not necessarily have the same uid on all the servers so I need some other
> way then actually setting the owner of the original file to flag the correct
> owner.
> I have been thinking of having file like this containing the necessary
> information
> foo.conf.permissions containing "600", foo.conf.owner containing "foo" and so
> on.
What if you didnt use preserve => "true" in your copy_from body and
instead used files type promises to ensure permissions are as you want
at the target?
files:
myclass::
"/etc/foo.conf"
perms => mog("600", "foo", "foo");
You could even class that on the existence of foo.conf ...
classes:
"etc_foo_conf_exists" expression => fileexists("/etc/foo.conf");
files:
myclass.etc_foo_conf_exists::
"/etc/foo.conf"
perms => mog("600", "foo", "foo");
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Nick Anderson <[email protected]>
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