On Apr 20, 3:11 am, Felix Frank
wrote:
> > "require => Package['port-sudo']" wouldn't work, and I don't see an
> > 'onlyif' or similar parameter under "package"
>
> Yes it does.
>
> What semantics are you gunning for? "Only install X on boxes where Y is
> getting installed" is a tough call.
> Y
One last somewhat unrelated question, but one that might help someone
with a similar setup:
How do I ensure that nss_ldap is installed only after 'sudo', as
otherwise, installing nss_ldap from ports would trigger the openldap
and sudo packages, which I don't want.
"require => Package['port-sudo']
One last somewhat unrelated question, but one that might help someone
with a similar setup:
How do I ensure that nss_ldap is installed only after 'sudo', as
otherwise, installing nss_ldap from ports would trigger the openldap
and sudo packages, which I don't want.
"require => Package['port-sudo']
One last somewhat unrelated question, but one that might help someone
with a similar setup:
How do I ensure that nss_ldap is installed only after 'sudo', as
otherwise, installing nss_ldap from ports would trigger the openldap
and sudo packages, which I don't want.
"require => Package['port-sudo']
One last somewhat unrelated question, but one that might help someone
with a similar setup:
How do I ensure that nss_ldap is installed only after 'sudo', as
otherwise, installing nss_ldap from ports would trigger the openldap
and sudo packages, which I don't want.
"require => Package['port-sudo']
On Apr 18, 11:29 am, Felix Frank
wrote:
> Yes, you definitely want to set "log_output => 'on_failure'" (I think it
> was) in your exec resource.
>
> Regards,
> Felix
Thanks again. it's right in the documentation :P I should pay better
attention!
And surprisingly openldap client installed as a
On Apr 18, 8:55 am, Felix Frank
wrote:
> Your path syntax looks funny:
Yeah, I wasn't sure whether Puppet did anything with it as a comma
separated variable (not an array). Set it to the normal Unix colon
separated string and seems to have worked.
This is the current resource:
84:ex
New user trying to get a port to compile: I tried searching but all I
get are links to the FreeBSD port of puppet. Easier to find a needle
in a haystack.
A class has:
exec { "port-sudo":
cwd => "/usr/ports/security/sudo",
environment => "BATCH=yes",
command =
