Hello John,
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 5:16 AM, John Lyman <jlym...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> file { "/foo/*": mode => 700; }
>>
>> What comes close is:
>> file { "/foo": mode => 700, recurse => "true", recurselimit => 1; }
>
> I'm not sure if this will work (I've never tried to ignore the top
> level directory), but you can try:
>
> file { "/foo": mode => 700, recurse => "true", recurselimit => 1,
> ignore => "/foo"; }
>
I tried that early on and it didn't work, it still does a chmod 700
/foo /foo/*... :(
However, using 'ignore' like that would obliviate the need for
'recursemin' as suggested earlier and would be 'obvious' enough that
Puppet users could use it...
Thanks for the suggestion though!
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Terra
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