Hi group,
I am managing an NFS mount with puppet. And it does not work, and seriously
I really don't see how this can work out nicely. First I make sure with a
file {} class that the directory I want to mount exists. Cause it is used
by the webserver it should belong to the wwwrun/www group on the system. No
prob.
Then I mount the NFS share on the dir. No prob.
On the 2nd run of puppet though ... Error! The NFS mount point is "changed"
over to root:root with 775 permissions (or 777? I don't remember). Puppet
of course now wants to set the user:group of the dir ... and naturally
fails.
So is there a way to keep this error from happening?
Thanks in advance & greetings,
Axel.
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