[Puppet Users] Re: managing war files

[FLEMING PETER-PRC368]

It looks like puppet detects a change in mtime (although I specified
md5) and runs the dependencies but does not copy the files.
 
Thanks,
Pete

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew Shafer
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 9:42 PM
To: puppet-users@googlegroups.com
Subject: [Puppet Users] Re: managing war files



What behavior are you getting?

The recurse => 1 means it should only get the first level of that
directory, I think you want recurse => true.


On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 5:02 PM, pfleming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



        Hi, I'm trying to manage war files on several tomcat servers.
Here is
        what I'm trying to do:
        
        I have a source directory with war files that I want to sync to
the
        nodes. The nodes mount this directory via nfs.
        When a change is detected I want to copy the war files from the
nfs
        share to /webapps, stop tomcat, remove any directories in
/webapps and
        restart tomcat.
        
        The part that is hanging me up is the use of  the file resource
on
        directories. It does not seem to copy the files. I can get it to
work
        if I use it for 1 file but not the whole directory. Here is my
def:
        
        # make sure the NFS directory is mounted under /dist
        class prep_puppet_nfs {
           file { nfs-dist:
                   name => "/dist",
                   ensure  => directory,
                }
           mount { puppet-nfs:
                   ensure => mounted,
                   device => "$servername:/etc/puppet/dist/packages",
                   fstype => "nfs",
                   options => "ro",
                   name => "/dist",
                   subscribe => File[nfs-dist]
           }
        }
        
         define war_download($tomcat_version, $subdir) {
        
         $tomcat_major_v = $tomcat_version ? {
           "6.0.18" => "6",
           default => "6",
         }
        
          file { "/home/tomcat/apache-tomcat-$tomcat_version/webapps":
                   source => "/dist/tomcat-wars/$subdir",
                   owner => "tomcat",
                   group => "tomcat",
                   recurse => 1,
                   checksum => md5,
                   replace => true;
          }
        
         exec { stop_tomcat_war:
            command => "/sbin/service tomcat$tomcat_major_v stop",
            path => "/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin",
            user => root,
            group => root,
            refreshonly => true,
            subscribe =>
File["/home/tomcat/apache-tomcat-$tomcat_version/
        webapps"],
         }
        
         exec { remove_war_dir:
            # removes just directories
            command => "find /home/tomcat/apache-tomcat-$tomcat_version/
        webapps/* -type d | awk '/.\//' | xargs rm -rf",
            cwd => "/home/tomcat/apache-tomcat-$tomcat_version/webapps",
            path => "/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin",
            user => root,
            group => root,
            subscribe => Exec['stop_tomcat_war'],
         }
        
         exec { start_tomcat_war:
            command => "/sbin/service tomcat$tomcat_major_v start",
            path => "/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin",
            user => root,
            group => root,
            subscribe => Exec['remove_war_dir'],
         }
        
        }
        
        
        
        






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