Is there a simple way to enforce a different mode for a directory and its
contents when the contents of the directory are highly variable? What I
mean is that I've got a case where some developers want a directory
"/var/log/httpd" to be protected 755 but the contents they want at 644. Is
there a simple, Puppet-ish way to make this happen, or are we basically
stuck with:
file { '/var/log/httpd':
ensure => directory,
mode => '0644',
recurse => true,
}
It appears the default is to write the files at 644 and the directory at
700, so maybe all I need to do is bump the directory to 755 to make them
happy, but there's no way to monitor both ends of this that I can see.
Bret
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