Hi there,
I'm setting up a multi-tenancy WordPress environment, where multiple sites
are structured as: /var/www/<site_name>. Long story short: I want to put a
line in the wp-config.php based on existences of a file in wp-content
(under each site_location, provided by my users) directory, which I don't
actively managed. So, I have this in the template that generates the
wp-config.php file:
<%- if File.exist?('/var/www/'+@title+'/wp-content/wp-extra-config.php') -%>
require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-content/wp-extra-config.php');
<%- end -%>
where @title is the site_name that comes from a hiera hash. But it's not
working and I think the reason being Puppet checking the existences of
wp-extra-config.php file on the master during the compilation, hence
setting it as false, for obvious reason. I cannot have it as a fact,
because of the multi-tenancy and existences of that file varies from
project to project. How do I go around this issue?
-San
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