Hello readers,
I am trying to manage /etc/sysconfig/apache2 with puppet. Due to our
internal security guidelines I have only rw- rights on the file itself, but
not the directory it's in.
Now this happens:
err: /Stage[main]/Bas3::Webserver/File[/etc/sysconfig/apache2]/content:
change from {md5}2f2fecac48d78829670ac6a6e1b0b280 to
{md5}eb3d9c635452cfa9be615f0412fc5e2d failed: Permission denied - *
/etc/sysconfig/apache2.puppettmp_5605*
For me it's pretty obvious that puppet tries to actually create a temp file
in the directory /etc/sysconfig, which of course must fail. (Funnily I see
the diff output before, which is kind of interesting, because puppet seems
to actually use a temp file under /tmp/... for that - why not simply copy
this one over, which is permitted by the file system rights?)
Can anyone help me out here? It's not urgent, but somewhat annoying, and I
don't really get why this does not work.
thanks!
Axel.
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