A path type/provider would be great, since the need is so common. For
example, 7Zip has an MSI, but to use the command line tools you have to
edit PATH.
Also, since facter prepends the Puppet dirs to PATH, every time I update
PATH from $::path it adds another copy of the Puppet dirs, and
After trying out
http://mnaoumov.wordpress.com/2012/07/24/powershell-add-directory-to-environment-path-variable/
I realized it's smart enough to:
1. Read the old PATH value from the registry (thus getting around the
facter path problem)
2. Only add the new dir if it's not already in PATH
3.
OK, I got registry::value working by commenting out the calls to
validate_re. I will file a ticket for that. Unfortunately, though, the
Windows gotchas continue. If you manually edit PATH in the System control
panel, the new value shows up the next time you open a new cmd window. If,
however,
Belay my comment about validate_re. It's in the stdlib module. For some
reason the last time I googled it I didn't find anything.
If anyone has any bright ideas re getting around the reboot problem I'm all
ears.
On Monday, August 20, 2012 1:43:26 PM UTC-5, Jeff Sussna wrote:
OK, I got
Hi Jeff,
On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 11:43 AM, Jeff Sussna j...@ingineering.it wrote:
OK, I got registry::value working by commenting out the calls to
validate_re. I will file a ticket for that.
The registry module has a dependency on the stdlib module. When
installing the module on a unix puppet
I discovered a gotcha with exec'ing reg add: the change to PATH doesn't
show up in the current cmd environment (the one where puppet is being run).
That means that, if you add something to PATH multiple times, only the last
one will stick.
I tried using puppet-registry, but am getting unknown
Hi Adam
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 3:19 PM, ad adam.denn...@gmail.com wrote:
Jeff,
Just to give you more ideas, and as someone who tends to reinvint wheels,
what I do for this sort of thing on Windows is make custom types and use
Ruby to handle download, unzip, md5, etc. Here's how a couple
Hey Josh,
On Friday, August 17, 2012 11:38:08 AM UTC-5, Josh Cooper wrote:
I have a standardlib type module with generic functions for things like
download, md5, etc. that are used in other custom types. Lacking a
robust
shell, tools, and package management on Windows, I find this
Hi Adam,
On Fri, Aug 17, 2012 at 11:27 AM, ad adam.denn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Josh,
On Friday, August 17, 2012 11:38:08 AM UTC-5, Josh Cooper wrote:
I have a standardlib type module with generic functions for things like
download, md5, etc. that are used in other custom types. Lacking a
Hmm..it appears that $::path is returning multiple copies of the Puppet
paths, along with /user/bin (which as you can imagine causes problems for
Windows), in addition to the explicitly defined PATH string. Any idea why?
On Thursday, August 16, 2012 2:44:16 PM UTC-5, Jeff Sussna wrote:
I
On Fri, Aug 17, 2012 at 2:38 PM, Jeff Sussna j...@ingineering.it wrote:
Hmm..it appears that $::path is returning multiple copies of the Puppet
paths, along with /user/bin (which as you can imagine causes problems for
Windows), in addition to the explicitly defined PATH string. Any idea why?
Jeff,
Just to give you more ideas, and as someone who tends to reinvint wheels,
what I do for this sort of thing on Windows is make custom types and use
Ruby to handle download, unzip, md5, etc. Here's how a couple custom types
I use look in a Puppet manifest:
media_player_msi {
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