This is an example I found online that would do what I want: check if a dir
exists and if so, do something:
class foo {
exec { "is foo present":
command => "/bin/true",
onlyif => "/usr/bin/test -d /foo"
}
file { "create a file if dir foo is present":
path => "/path/otherfoo",
I have an older version, however PuppetDB reconnects on the first Agent run so
the first one fails but subsequent runs will succeed.
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hi,
i was recently bitten by ordering issues caused by missing contain/anchor
declarations in a PostgreSQL module which should have finished its job before
configuring and starting the PuppetDB which is done by another module.
So here are my questions:
- is it possible to use the contain functio
Puppet Platform 5.4.0 is a feature release that adds agent support for
FIPS-compliant platforms, improves filebucket handling, improves several
Puppet language features and adds new functions and types, improves
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According to the stdlib docs, "is_ip_address" is deprecated. There is no
mention of how to replace it without using "validate_legacy" which itself
will ultimately be deprecated.
Is there a better/proper approach to validating IPv4 and/or IPv6 syntax
with Puppet 5 ?
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is_ip_address
*Deprecate
Use the Stdlib::Compat::Ipv4, ::Ipv6 and ::Ip_address data types
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R.I.Pienaar
> On 15 Feb 2018, at 01:41, John Baird wrote:
>
>
> According to the stdlib docs, "is_ip_address" is deprecated. There is no
> mention of how to replace it without using "validate_legacy" which itself
> will u
