> Which seems odd because the user's account and home directory do
> exist. In this example, the puppet client and puppetmaster are the
> same machine. I can reproduce the problem with a second machine as the
> client, as well.

do exists, means that you have an actual file-resource managing it? If
not then you should have one, otherwise you can't specify a relationship.

Are you using 0.25? Then you might also hit a current bug where traling
slashes are stripped of but not in relationships. So you might want to
change File["${homeroot}/$name/"], to File["${homeroot}/$name"],

cheers pete

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