Hi Jakov,
On 21 November 2012 02:03, Jakov Sosic wrote:
>
> exec{'first':
> command => 'cd /tmp && wget mykey',
> creates => '/tmp/mykey',
> }
>
> exec{'second':
> command => 'echo "" > /tmp/mykey | tee -a /tmp/mykey2',
> creates => '/tmp/mykey2',
> }
>
...a really beautiful ugly hack. I appreciate the input because it sounds
like I'm not missing anything really obvious. When coding in a new
(declarative) language, I'm always mindful that I could be thinking about
the problem incorrectly. I'm surprised in this case that more puppeteers
haven't had the same problem. Perhaps I should be writing some kind of
secure ssh-agent based key management plugin for Puppet?
Also John, thanks for the suggestion. Sending a plaintext password to the
git clone call is an option, but I've got several git and several SVN
repos, all connecting over SSH so the agent-play made more sense to me.
Cheers, Alex
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