2012/1/25 Juan José Presa Rodal <juan...@gmail.com>:
> Hi, I would like to achieve a conditional file replacement but lightly
> different. I deploy recusively a directory with a lot of config files. This
> is my resource:
>
> file {"/foo":
> ensure => directory,
> recurse => remote,
> source => "puppet:///modules/module_name/configs/${hostname}/foo",
> ignore => ["no_replace1.cfg","no_replace2.cfg"],
> }
>
> I need to ignore these two files because they will not be puppet managed but
> initializated by puppet.
A recursive file resource is "less specific" than a file resource
managing an individual file.
If you install those two configuration files with `file {
".../no_replace1.cfg": ensure => present, ... }`, Puppet will put them
in place if they are missing, but otherwise ignore their content. It
will also prevent the recurse from overwriting them.
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