On Thu, 06 Jan 2011, Mohamed Lrhazi wrote:
> I added one resource to all the hosts, which dumps all environment
> variables to a file called: /etc/mcollective/facts.yaml
> This resource always reports that a change needs to be made, since
> that file content is always changing...
>
> How do I silence this resource, so it does not report that every time?
I probably wouldn't do this, but:
exec { "secret stuff":
command => "/bin/false",
unless => "do the real work here",
}
> I have a second issue with this new resource... I really would want it
> executed each time, and not only when there are other changes in the
> pipe and I issue a puppetrun.... Is there a way to run puppet in noop
> mode, excluding one resource from the noop?
exec { "run this even in noop mode":
command => "whatever",
noop => false, # overrides global noop mode
}
--apb (Alan Barrett)
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