Hi,
Puppet does what you tell it to do, it usually doesnt have defaults.
if you want a default for any resource type, you should specify it, for
example, if you don't want repeating yourself for all of your services you
can do something like this (in a top level class declaration)
Service {enable => true, ensure => running, hasstatus => true }
the same can be done for cron..
cheers,
Ohad
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 2:06 PM, Helmut Lichtenberg <
helmut.lichtenb...@fli.bund.de> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I had a cronjob with:
>
> weekday => ['1-5'],
>
> and wanted to revert back to the default (*).
>
> Simply leaving out the weekday line did not activate the default. The
> currently existing cronjob was not changed.
>
> I expected that leaving off any periodic field means replacing it with *.
>
> The 'Type Reference' in the wiki doesn't tell anything about the default
> handling. I managed it with:
>
> weekday => ['0-6'],
>
> no big deal, but I would prefer by design a definition like: if I don't
> specify any of these parameter, the default * is assumed.
>
> Helmut
>
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