Puppet users - Jun 2007 - tidy dir recursive, but preserve itself

Hi all,

I''d like to clean up a temp. directory (files and subdirs within), but
even
the directory should be preserved, e.g.:

tidy { "/var/trash":
        age => ''1m'',
        recurse => true,
        type => atime,
        rmdirs => true
}

This does not only remove the content of /var/trash with an atime greater 1m, 
but also /var/trash . How can this be prevented?


cheer, frank

On Jun 2, 2007, at 4:15 AM, Frank Munsche wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I''d like to clean up a temp. directory (files and subdirs within),
> but even
> the directory should be preserved, e.g.:
>
> tidy { "/var/trash":
>         age => ''1m'',
>         recurse => true,
>         type => atime,
>         rmdirs => true
> }
>
> This does not only remove the content of /var/trash with an atime  
> greater 1m,
> but also /var/trash . How can this be prevented?
Sounds like a bug, unfortunately.

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