Grrr. I have the exec{} below in my puppet module. How do I escape the
\ characters? I've tried every possible combination I can think of.
I've used one, I've used two, and I've used THREE \.
exec {
'oracle-extract-part':
command => "/usr/bin/printf
\"n\np\n2\n2091\n+16384M\nw\n\" | /sbin/fdisk /dev/xvdj",
unless => "/bin/cat /proc/partitions | /bin/grep
${orcl_ephm_device}2";
}
With three \, it ends up looking like this in the log:
Nov 21 01:27:45 dev-c3-app-15 puppet-agent[3091]:
(/Stage[main]/Oracle::Server11g/Exec[oracle-swap-part]/returns) change
from notrun to 0 failed: /usr/bin/printf
\"n\#012p\#0121\#0121\#012+32768M\#012t\#01282\#012w\#012\" |
/sbin/fdisk /dev/xvdj returned 1 instead of one of [0] at
/etc/puppet/devmp/modules/oracle/manifests/server11g.pp:136
Now... that's obviously not right. How do I escape \ symbols?
Doug.
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