On Sep 16, 8:55 pm, Peter Meier <peter.me...@immerda.ch> wrote:
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> > I would reference from back from the sysconfig::permissions module to
> > the ntp module file by specifying
> > name => "/var/lib/ntp"
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> > Do I need to change all my modules because I used a feature of puppet
> > which should not be there, and if so, how could I best fix this.
>
> does a single manifests like
>
> file{'foo':
> name => '/tmp/foo',
> mode => 0700;
>
> }
>
> with puppet apply, also raise an error?
>
> ~pete
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A single manifests works fine, but this is not the only module I have
where I set permissions using the sysconfig::permissions module.
I can rewrite them, (and probably have to, to make it work again) but
then it seems that the ' name' option in the file type is going to be
obsoleted as it doesn't work anymore.
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