Arn't you missing the purge option? Be carefull, if you do something
wrong it could destroy you data. Make a test directory for this.
On 23 Jul, 08:07, alcy <mohit.chawla.bin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Alright so if I have something like
>
> file {"xyz":
>
> ensure=>directory,
> mode=>644
> owner=>"abc",
> group=>"abc",
> recurse=>true,
>
> }
>
> ...then all this does is to set the appropriate file permissions for
> the subdirectories & files under xyz, but it doesn't change the owner/
> group of those subdirs & files. It only changes/sets the owner of the
> xyz directory only, not anything under xyz.
>
> So, currently I am resorting to doing an exec for chown -R, but that
> doesn't look like a good solution, maybe I am missing something
> fundamental here.
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