hello,
----- "Aurelien Degremont" <aurelien.degrem...@cea.fr> wrote:
> How do you deal with a file, like /etc/sysconfig/network which have
> content composed from
> different aspects (could be network, nfs, nis, ...). So managed by
> various modules but all
> of them should add its own stuff to the same file.
In the case of sysconfig files you'd need something clever, what if say 2
modules tried to set HOSTNAME= or any of the other variables, which one would
win? it would not be predictable. A lens or custom type would be best.
However, in many cases a simple snippet based system will do what you want, for
example my MOTD files advertise which modules are on the machine and I do this
using my concat snippets defined type [1]
define motd::register($content = "", $order = 10) {
concat_snippet{"motd_${name}":
owner => root,
group => root,
directory => "/etc/motd.d",
content => "\t\t- ${msg}\n",
order => $order,
}
}
class named::master {
motd::register{"bind master server": }
}
and the end result is something like:
Puppet Modules:
- apache
- bind master server
- iptables
1 - http://nephilim.ml.org/~rip/puppet/concatfile/
--
R.I.Pienaar
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