Luke Schierer wrote:
> Does anyone have a puppet recipe that would remove extraneous
> permissions on files and directories without explicitly setting what
> the permissions should be? I have an application that creates and
> manipulates a bunch of temp files and directories under /tmp, and I'd
> like to remove the unneeded world read and world write permissions
> these files get. However, the directories should have execute
> permissions that the files do not need, and I would rather not set.
> I could do
>
> file { "/tmp/toplevel":
> mode => 770,
> recurse => true,
> }
>
> but as I said, I would rather not set the execute bit on files that do
> not need it, it seems messy.
use
exec { "chmod -R o-a /tmp/toplevel": ... }
You'll need to do the work (recursing, etc) anyways everytime puppet runs.
Regards, DavidS
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