On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 12:35 PM, Chris Ritson
wrote:
> I'm new to anything more than very basic puppet. I need to create a
> (differently named) working directory which like /tmp has 1777 mode
> and is also a mounted file system. I need to avoid the underlying
> mount point picking up these permissions (it needs to be 755). How can
> I arrange this with puppet. As I understand it both my
>
> file ... { ensure directory }
>
> recipies need to refer to the same directory name.
>
>
This is correct. Even more specifically, even if you use two different
resource names they will need to have the same path property.
I can't think of a good way to manage the underlying mountpoint using
different permissions than the mounted directory. You way want to use a
simple exec resource to accomplish this.
--
Jeff McCune
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