Puppet users - Jan 2007 - directory, effect of recurse with ensure => directory

Hello,

   I wanted to  say::

this file is a directory and must be created , this directory and it''s
content should be owned by root:www-data with 640
mode for file and 750 for dirs:

         file { "base_admin":
                 path            =>      "/my/dir"
                 owner           =>      ''root'',
                 group           =>      www-data,
                 recurse         =>      true,
                 ensure          =>      directory,
		mode		=>	640
         }

  problem:

debug: //myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/server_sql.php]: Changing
ensure
debug: //myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/server_sql.php]: 1
change(s)
debug: //myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/server_sql.php]: Removing
existing file for replacement with directory
debug: /myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/server_sql.php]/ensure:
setting directory (currently file)
notice: /myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/server_sql.php]/ensure:
ensure changed ''file'' to ''directory''


  and the owner/group is not changed  ,  i was wondering id the ensure =>
directory

  should not be somewhat limited to the object itself when recurse is in effect.
Is there any chance someone use recurse
with ensure => directory to ensure there is only directory under this one ?


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Cordialement,
Ghislain


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On Jan 26, 2007, at 12:15 PM, ADNET Ghislain wrote:
> Hello,
>
>   I wanted to  say::
>
> this file is a directory and must be created , this directory and  
> it''s content should be owned by root:www-data with 640 mode for  
> file and 750 for dirs:
>
>         file { "base_admin":
>                 path            =>      "/my/dir"
>                 owner           =>      ''root'',
>                 group           =>      www-data,
>                 recurse         =>      true,
>                 ensure          =>      directory,
> 		mode		=>	640
>         }
>
>  problem:
>
> debug: //myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/ 
> server_sql.php]: Changing ensure
> debug: //myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/ 
> server_sql.php]: 1 change(s)
> debug: //myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/ 
> server_sql.php]: Removing existing file for replacement with directory
> debug: /myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/server_sql.php]/ 
> ensure: setting directory (currently file)
> notice: /myserver/sourcedir/File[/var/www/base_admin/ 
> server_sql.php]/ensure: ensure changed ''file'' to
''directory''
>
>
>  and the owner/group is not changed  ,  i was wondering id the  
> ensure => directory
>
>  should not be somewhat limited to the object itself when recurse  
> is in effect. Is there any chance someone use recurse with ensure  
> => directory to ensure there is only directory under this one ?
You''re probably right; the ''ensure'' should likely be
restricted to
the top-level file.  Hmm.  Please file a bug against that.

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