Ok, so to make things simpler, how do I change owner and mode of
nagios_host, etc. files when they're created?
Thanks,
Scott
On Jan 29, 2:01 pm, Scott wrote:
> The situation is a little more complicated than just trying to do a
> "recurse" on the directory to set the permissions. In my config,
The situation is a little more complicated than just trying to do a
"recurse" on the directory to set the permissions. In my config, I
create the directory where all the nagios_hosts are collected and I
then make that resource a requirement for all the exported
nagios_hosts. So obviously I can't
Hi, a little late on the thread, but I just use a straight up file
resource that serves out the hosts/ folder for my nagios root. All the
files in the fileserver have the proper owner, group, and mode, so I
don't need to define those in the resource. I know it's not very puppety
to be serving
Hi
> The issue is that I don't know the exact names of all the nagios_hosts
> ahead of time, so I can't declare file resources explicitly, each host
> has it's own host file.
>
> So I've tried declaring a "file" resource for the directory that the
> nagios_host files get deposited in and using "r
On Jan 22, 2009, at 4:55 PM, Scott wrote:
> The issue is that I don't know the exact names of all the nagios_hosts
> ahead of time, so I can't declare file resources explicitly, each host
> has it's own host file.
>
> So I've tried declaring a "file" resource for the directory that the
> nagios_h
The issue is that I don't know the exact names of all the nagios_hosts
ahead of time, so I can't declare file resources explicitly, each host
has it's own host file.
So I've tried declaring a "file" resource for the directory that the
nagios_host files get deposited in and using "recurse" to set
Hi
> Hi, so I'm exporting a nagios_host type that gets collected by the
> nagios server and each host has it's own file, however, when each host
> file is written, it's only readable by root. How can I make all the
> files mode 644 when they're written? Or how would I go about using
> the "file
