I decided to try and modify an existing NFS module (puppet-nfs) from
GitHub to suit my needs (rather than reinvent the wheel). I'm stuck
on the "ensure" property of "file" -- there is some discussion on the
net (bug reports) that this does not recursively create the directory
structure... hence:
file { '/mnt/foo': ensure => directory }
May not work. So I hacked this together (below). I wonder if the
file and exec are redundant here. I would think if I specified
"recurse => true" to the file operator that it "should" recursively
create.
The goal here is to create the mount point and NFS mount, then, when
needed, remove it including the directory.
Suggestions welcomed. Thanks!
_F
#
# code
#
define nfs::mount($ensure=present,
$server,
$share,
$mountpoint,
$client_options="tcp,hard,intr,rw,bg") {
mount {"$share":
device => "${server}:${share}",
fstype => "nfs",
name => "${mountpoint}",
options => $client_options,
remounts => true,
atboot => true,
}
case $ensure {
present: {
exec {"create ${mountpoint}":
command => "mkdir -p ${mountpoint}",
unless => "test -d ${mountpoint}",
}
# Is this redundant?
file { ${mountpoint}:
ensure => directory,
owner => "filecopy",
group => "staff",
mode => "775",
}
Mount["$share"] {
require => [Exec["create ${mountpoint}"],
Class["nfs::client"]],
ensure => mounted,
}
}
absent: {
file { ${mountpoint}:
ensure => absent,
force => true,
require => Mount["$share"],
}
Mount["$share"] {
ensure => unmounted,
}
}
}
}
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