On Mon, May 16, 2016 at 1:09 PM, Harish Kothuri <harishkoth...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> exec{ 'cmd /c copy /Y "\\shareloc\folder1\folder2\Mysoftware.msi"
> "${pypredest}"':
>
Your resource title is enclosed in single quotes which means everything
will be taken literally and your variable will not be interpolated....
Something like this would fix that problem...
exec{ "cmd /c copy /Y \"\\shareloc\folder1\folder2\Mysoftware.msi\"
\"${pypredest}\"":
Although I'm not sure why you need an exec to do this (disclaimer: I
haven't used windows in years)
Can you not do this with the file resource?
file { $pypredest:
ensure => file,
source => '\\shareloc\folder1\folder2\Mysoftware.msi',
}
Regards
Craig
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