mk wrote:
> What I want to do is puppet client( puppetd ) tries to syncronize /etc/
> hosts permission as 644, and puppetd tries to check every 3 minutes.
> ( I know 3 min is so quick, this is just a test of "schedule")
>
> So I wrote manifests/site.pp,
>
>> node default {
>> schedule { every3min:
>> period => hourly,
>> repeat => 20,
>> }
You can only use schedules to make Puppet manage something *less* often
than Puppet's normal run interval. If you only run Puppet every 30 minutes
(which is the default for puppetd), then you can use schedule to do some
expensive things only, for example, every third hour, or once a day, but
every third minute is meaningless, because Puppet itself isn't running
that often.
/Bellman
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