Macno wrote:
> You can do something like this
>
> cron  {
>          "getBroadcast":
>              command => "/server/www-production/www.server.de/cli/
> getBroadcastFromFtp.php",
>              user    => root,
>              weekday => 3,
>              minute  => $hostname ? {
>                                 server-vm1     => "15,45",
>                                 server-vm2     => "0,30"
>                         },
>              hour    => ['8-20'];
> }
>
> On 2 Lug, 09:04, Rupert <linux...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>   
>> Hello,
>> im trying to create a class that creates a cronjob that is run ever 15
>> minutes on 2 Servers.
>> These jobs should run at 15 and 45 on one server and on 0 and 30 on
>> the other server.
>> When i set a variable to '0,30' puppet complains that its not a valid
>> minute.
>> Is there a different approach in puppet for this?
>>
>> Here is my class:
>>
>> class cronjobs_servers {
>>
>> case $hostname {
>>
>>         "server-vm1": {
>>                         $cronminute="15,45"
>>                         $cronminute2="0"
>>         }
>>         "server-vm2": {
>>                         $cronminute="0,30"
>>                         $cronminute2="10"
>>
>>         }
>>
>>         }
>>
>>         cron  {
>>         "generate_snapshot":
>>             command => "/server/www-production/www.server.de/cli/
>> generateSnapshot.php",
>>             user    => root,
>>             weekday => ['1-5'],
>>             minute  => $cronminute2,
>>             hour    => 22;
>>         }
>>         cron  {
>>         "getBroadcast":
>>             command => "/server/www-production/www.server.de/cli/
>> getBroadcastFromFtp.php",
>>             user    => root,
>>             weekday => 3,
>>             minute  => $cronminute,
>>             hour    => ['8-20'];
>>         }
>>         cron  {
>>          "notifyMissingVideo":
>>             command => "/server/www-production/www.server.de/cli/
>> notifyMissingVideo.php",
>>             user    => root,
>>             weekday => 3,
>>             minute  => $cronminute,
>>             hour    => ['8-20'];
>>         }
>>         cron  {
>>         "cache_cleanup":
>>             command => "nice -n 19 /usr/sbin/tmpwatch -a -d -q 48 /
>> server/www-production/www.server.de/cache",
>>             user    => root,
>>             minute  => 2,
>>             hour    => 0;
>>         }
>>
>> }
>>
>> thx a lot
>>
>> .r
>>     
> >
>   
You can also use the '*/15' notation. I use single quotes, not sure if * 
is a meta character, but better safe than sorry.

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