One option would be to create a define to use as a wrapper around
"package". Something like this:
define package::special($ensure) {
package { $name:
ensure => $ensure,
}
exec { "rkhunter-$name":
command => "rkhunter --propupd",
refreshonly => true
subscribe => Package[$name],
}
}
Then you'd just use package::special, instead of package by itself:
package::special { "openssh":
ensure => latest,
}
On Sep 29, 12:22 pm, GeekBiker <wentworth.r...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I need to exec a program if ANY packages have been modified (added,
> removed, updated, etc). I tried subscribing to Package with a
> wildcard, but that isn't supported.
>
> Is there any way to trigger an exec if there were any packages changes
> were made or if yum was executed?
>
> Specifically, I need to execute "rkhunter --propupd" so we will stop
> getting false alarms whenever we update a bunch of systems.
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