On developer servers we create a sandbox directory for each user and set
the permissions on the directory so that apache and other developers can
access it if necessary. Here's what we use:
"${home_dir}/${name}/sandboxes":
owner => "$name",
group => "$name",
mode => "0751",
ensure => $ensure ? { absent => absent, default =>
$_sandbox_dir };
As a result, a puppet run takes forever as it throws out the message
"FileBucket got a duplicate file" for every single duplicate file from our
codebase, and that's a lot of files. A puppet run can take well over an
hour. We didn't specify "recurse" for the directory, yet it seems to be
recursing through the directory structure anyway. The more sandboxes our
developers create, the longer the process takes. I've tried suppressing
the recursion by adding "recurse => false", but that made no difference (as
expected since that's the default).
How can I get puppet to ignore the files in sandboxes directory so our
puppet runs don't take quite so long?
We're still running puppet 2.6.13 and can't immediately upgrade until we
are certain we won't break anything in our manifests.
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