Yes, I was assuming you were using modules, which I suppose I should
have clarified. As you are just getting started, I would recommend
that you start with modules right away, as they make things easier,
and are also the recommended way to do things.
Here is an overview of modules:
http://doc
Correct. When you use that syntax in the source parameter, it looks for the
file specified, in a directory called files, in the module specified.
On Thursday, January 17, 2013 9:44:39 PM UTC-8, Brigzzy Briggs wrote:
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> Thanks for the reply :) I got it to work by adding a path to the
> fileserv
Thanks for the reply :) I got it to work by adding a path to the
fileserver.conf file as follows: path /etc/puppet/files
and put my config file in there, but if I am reading your reply correctly,
I can just create a folder called files in /etc/puppet/modules/ntp, and it
will be read when the
Where does the file exist on the filesystem?
This is somewhat counter-intuitive until you do it a few times. The
source path in the manifest is:
puppet:///modules/ntp/ntp.conf
but in the filesystem, the file should be under
modules/ntp/files/ntp.conf
You may have missed the "files" in th
Hi All,
Sorry if this is a really remedial question, but I cannot find the answer
to my problem anywhere else. I am trying to learn puppet, and am creating
a basic ntp module, that should install the ntp package (Which it does),
then copy the ntp.conf file (Which it does not) and then start th
