Hi
> On a slight tangent, how about having 755 on a directory but (for
> example) having 700 or 600 recursively on all the managed directories
> and files underneath it (and maybe different ownership as well). There
> are valid reasons for wanting to do this but the last time I tried it, I
> found it impossible with puppet. Maybe I should look again to see what
> I missed.
it is possible, but not that directly in one statement:
file{
'/a':
ensure => directory,
mode => 0755;
[ '/a/b', '/a/c' ]:
ensure => directory,
recurse => true
owner => user1, mode => 0600;
[ '/a/d', '/a/e' ]:
ensure => directory,
recurse => true,
owner => user2, mode => 0600;
}
and this is exactly the case where this automatic x-bit is really
nice. Do you envision any easier/more direct way to do it?
For sure you have to manage the content of each subdirectory
separately as they're managed on their own. But every other behavior
would simply lead to a too big headache.
cheers pete
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