Simon J Mudd schrieb:
> [email protected] (puppet) writes:
>
>
>> Replace this line:
>>
>>> $download_dir = '/root/tmp'
>>>
>> with:
>>
>> #NOTE: generate is executed on the puppetmaster.
>> $download_dir = generate("/usr/bin/env","bash",'-c',"/bin/
>> mktemp")
>>
>> With this every time your definition get used it will choose an random
>> folder in your /tmp.
>>
>
> Thanks. The idea is good, but it doesn't quite work.
>
> 1. The script unfortunately contains account information
> user/passwords for the application's initial installation. Hence
> /root/tmp is better as only root users can access this directory.
>
>
1.) With
mktemp -p /root
this will choose a random folder name begining with /root
2. ) permissions?
Your puppet code:
file { "$download_dir":
owner => root,
group => root,
mode => 700,
ensure => directory,
}
takes already care that only root has access of new generated files in
the folder $download_dir ?
At least my tests confirmed that ...
3.) Clean-up of the random folder?
may something like this helps?
exec { "$install_script/$software_env":
command => "$download_dir/$install_script ... appropriate
parameters ... && rm Rf $download_dir",
onlyif => "... test if software not installed ...",
require => File["$download_dir/$install_script"]
}
Philipp
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