I've read previous posts about iterating over arrays, hashes, etc.
I have a series of directories that need to be created (and
maintained, with appropriate permissions) that serve as NFS mount
points on a series of systems. Sometimes, when they are no longer
needed, they will be removed (another issue).
I thought I could just create a simple array and then use a file {}
statement to ensure they are created. Seems simple enough. Some
don't feel that's the most efficient way.
Since I'm going to be using autofs to ensure the mounts exist, I
suppose I could craft a template which could make use of this array
and then ship out the autofs configuration to each system, as a
dependency.
Might someone offer advice on how to best handle this one.
Thanks!
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