On Dec 6, 2010, at 3:55 AM, Matt Keating wrote:
> How do you do a backtick inside an exec?
>
> eg:
>
> exec { "Testworld":
> command => "/bin/echo hello `cat /etc/hostname` > /tmp/hello.txt",
> }
>
In general, you can't because that would need to be run by a shell, not by
puppet. If you
How do you do a backtick inside an exec?
eg:
exec { "Testworld":
command => "/bin/echo hello `cat /etc/hostname` > /tmp/hello.txt",
}
Thanks,
Matt
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