Hi
>> Try with:
>>
>> require => File['etc/openvpn/keys']
>>
>> In your last three file statements. Puppet does care about ordering unless
>> you tell it to. You can't copy files into a directory that does not exists.
>>
>> And regarding when you are creating a directory, I would skip ensure =>
>> present Just stick to ensure => directory.
>>
> It should of course be, does not care....
puppet does automagically care of the order of files in the same path.
so:
file{'/tmp/a':
ensure => present,
}
file{'/tmp/a/b':
ensure => present,
}
works always.
the question is more: what means "it doesn't get copied" ? What's the
error that appears, can you run it with --debug, which version are you
using etc.?
cheers pete
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