Hello,
I am curious to know what is the best practice for removing a module
(and the resources it maintains) from a system ?
Consider :
node 'webserver' {
include webservice
...
}
class 'webservice' {
file { '/etc/httpd/conf.d/webservice.conf':
...
}
}
At some point i no longer want webservice on webserver, and therefore
remove the module from the node declaration ; however, the configuration
file remains there, and thus HTTPd continues to load it.
I have occasionally written sub-modules to do the work of cleaning the
resources away (ex. « webservice::no »), but this seems ridiculous, and
is an administrative pain besides. What sorts of approaches might there
be to make this for manageable ?
Thank you all.
--
Daniel Maher <dma AT witbe DOT net>
"The Internet is completely over." -- Prince
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