Hi Ohad,
Ohad Levy schrieb am 27. Apr 2009 um 08:27:57 CEST:
> Puppet does what you tell it to do, it usually doesnt have defaults.
if I have set e.g. weekday => ['1-5'] and want to revert back to the default
(which maybe cron has), is it valid to say:
weekday => undef,
> 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..
Yes, I use it for file{}, to set defaults.
Is there any doc about the different meanins concerning the case of the
first character:
file - File
service - Service
Is there a difference and when do I have to use what?
Thanks
Helmut
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