On Tuesday, July 7, 2015 at 8:54:54 AM UTC-5, Christopher Wood wrote:
>
> In your place I would probably use a fact to get the names, see inline.
> Fair warning that I haven't tested any of this. It may even damage your
> server as written!
>
I read the OP as saying that the list of files was
Hi,
thank for the help.
I have solved the issue with the generate funktion.
$redhatfiles = generate("/bin/bash","-c","/bin/ls
/data/git/${zweig}/modules/networking/files/${::hostname}/network-scripts
2>/dev/null | tr -t '\n' ':'")
$redhat_interfaces = split($redhatfiles, ":")
r
In your place I would probably use a fact to get the names, see inline. Fair
warning that I haven't tested any of this. It may even damage your server as
written!
On Tue, Jul 07, 2015 at 03:22:44AM -0700, Andreas Dvorak wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have a module to copy files /etc/hostname.* in
Hello,
I have a module to copy files /etc/hostname.* in Solaris. But the interface
name can be any.
e.g.
networking/file/vm6742/hostname.e1000g0
networking/file/vm6742/hostname.e1000g1
I do not want to user file with recurse because the files in /etc have
different permissions.
Is it possible
