w.r.t ${file}, what I meant is you can make it "super dynamic" with
filenames, if you had to copy different files, as opposed to "a
single" file. This is a perfectly working example (change the values/
parameter as required):
# /etc/puppet/modules/<ur_module>/manifests/test.pp
------------------------------------------------------
class d_services::test {
define opt_dir($path) {
exec { "copy_${path}":
path => [ '/bin', '/usr/bin' ],
command => "cp /tmp/yum.conf.security /opt/${path}",
onlyif => "test -d /opt/${path}",
}
}
}
# /etc/puppet/modules/<ur_module>/manifests/init.pp
---------------------------------------------------
class mod_test {
include d_services::test
d_services::test::opt_dir {
'test_1':
path => 'test1';
'test_2':
path => 'test2';
'test_3':
path => 'test3';
}
}
---------------------------------------------------
It will copy "/tmp/yum.conf.security" to "/opt/test{1|2|3}", if
available.
Hope this helps. Cheers!!
On Apr 12, 4:17 pm, Munna S <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am bit confused about /var/staging/${file} . Let me explain again my
> requirement.
>
> we have 3 version of jboss running on multiple servers.
>
> I need a puppet module to copy a jboss config file to different location
> based on path condition check . Below is my requirement
>
> if /opt/path1 found on the server then copy file1 or 2
> if /opt/path2 found on the server then copy file1 or 2
> if /opt/path3 found on the server then copy file1 or 2
>
> if none of the above path found then dont copy any file
>
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