Luke Kanies a écrit :
Better to show an example.
Here is our fileserver.conf
[global]
path /etc/puppet/production/files/global
allow *.mydomain
[domain]
path /etc/puppet/production/files/%d/domain
allow *.mydomain
[node]
path /etc/puppet/production/files/%d/nodes/%h
allow *.mydomain
Each of our File object is declared either as 'global', 'domain' or 'node'. If
a file is in 'node' mode, that means we have a different one per server (like
private keys) and I'm sure node A will never be able to access file from node
B, but they have the same declaration in catalog and modules. This cannot be
done with filebucket.
Puppet should definitely support this usage mode.
I've made a patch and a pull request for this feature here:
https://github.com/emilemorel/puppet/commit/b98db3398beee98b47ddf6c67a0a051b28b521be
Émile.
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