Hi all,
is there a way to avoid changing the state (present/absent) of a user? In my
case I just want to do a kind of 'check' if the user is present. If so, I will
do some file-resource stuff on him. If not, nothing should be done at all.
Example:
# create the user resource
user { 'someuser':
...
}
# copy file if user exists
# do nothing if not
file { "/home/someuser/.bashrc":
require => "someuser",
...
}
Obviously I cannot use 'ensure => present|absent' for the user, since this
would change its state. And I'm not sure if it's OK just to omit the 'ensure'
attribute. Any ideas?
Thanks Bernd
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