On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 05:40:52PM -0700, Justin Ryan wrote:
> I would like to place a file with puppet only if a certain package is
> installed on the system -- but assuming this package is not puppet-managed.
> Checking for the presence of a non-puppet-managed file is also ok. Is this
> possible? using require => Package['mypkg'] doesn't work if it's not
> puppet-managed. thanks.
>
I haven't tried it but
package { 'mypkg':
audit => all,
}
should work. This way you are declaring the resource so you should be
able to refer to it later as Package['mypkg'] while on the other hand
only auditing the state and not actually changing it through puppet.
-Stefan
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