Ok, I've got a repository of configuration files I use for my Linux environment and would like to leverage this with Puppet (instead of having dupes in my /module/*/files folder). So, I've put symbolic links in the files folder pointing to the actual config file. I'm receiving a "Failed to retrieve current state of resource: Could not retrieve information from source(s)" when the file which is being pointed to exists outside of the partition /etc/puppet resides in. Is this expected? I'm not having much luck using the "links => follow" argument (which is correct for what I'm trying to accomplish, no?). Could I see an example of how to use this properly?
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