Re: [Puppet Users] Basic question

Thanks Sandbeck, that was a very useful link, once I read down towards the bottom! I appreciate it. On 7/21/2016 8:44 AM, Stig Sandbeck Mathisen wrote: "warron.french" writes: Is it possible to extract a tarball using the puppet module, and then set the permission

Re: [Puppet Users] Basic question

Thanks Rob. \\Warron French from mobile On Jul 21, 2016 7:41 AM, "Rob Nelson" wrote: > I am not intimately familiar with them, but I think the modules > puppet/archive or puppet/staging will do what you want. > > On Wednesday, July 20, 2016, warron.french

Re: [Puppet Users] Basic question

"warron.french" writes: > Is it possible to extract a tarball using the puppet module, and then > set the permission of all the directory after that? > > Would one select a provider and then provide the tarball filename as the > argument somehow? The puppet/archive

Re: [Puppet Users] Basic question

I am not intimately familiar with them, but I think the modules puppet/archive or puppet/staging will do what you want. On Wednesday, July 20, 2016, warron.french wrote: > Is it possible to extract a tarball using the puppet module, and then set > the permission of all

[Puppet Users] Basic question

Is it possible to extract a tarball using the puppet module, and then set the permission of all the directory after that? Would one select a provider and then provide the tarball filename as the argument somehow? \\Warron French from mobile -- You received this message because you are

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Re: [Puppet Users] Basic question - LDAP: puppetclass ryslog::server vs. modules/ryslog/server.pp

On 3/19/14, 11:31 AM, Denny Schierz wrote: hi, I try to reorganize my filesystemstructure for Puppet and have some problems. I assign all my classes to the nodes via LDAP, for example: rsyslog::server. The problem is now, that (for example) the saz-rsyslog module uses the defaults (example:

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[Puppet Users] basic question about template conditionals

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