Rene schrieb:
> Hi
>
> I try to do some things on the system, only if a directory exists. The
> only way I see right now to achieve this is to create a custom fact
> which returns true and fals. Is there a better solution?
Better solutions mostly revolve around getting the directory under
control too. That really depends on the purpose and genesis of said
directory.
Another hack would be to create an Exec that fails when the directory
doesn't exist and depend on that:
| exec { "[ -d ${the_directory} ]": before => Class['stuff'] }
|
| class stuff { ... }
Of course, that'll clutter your output with many failures due to failed
dependencies.
Regards, DavidS
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