Puppet users - Feb 2008 - bug in yumrepo type?

Hi,
  I''ve recently started to use the ''yumrepo'' type,
but I think I may have
found a bug.  I have the following:

    package {
        "rpmforge-release":
            ensure => "present";
    }
    yumrepo {
        "rpmforge":
            priority => 10,
            require => Package["rpmforge-release"];
    }

If I run puppetd, it installs rpmforge-release, but then overwrites the
rpmforge.repo file that just got installed with:

[rpmforge]
priority=10

This is what I''d expect if the file didn''t exist, but the
package creates
the file.  Is this a bug, or just my misunderstanding of how things should
work?  :)

...dave

-- 
Dave Alden
The Ohio State University
Department of Mathematics

Don''t manage the ''yumrepo'' type if you don''t
want it to override the rpmforge.repo as this *is* what it does.

Regards,

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-----Original Message-----
From: puppet-users-bounces@madstop.com [mailto:puppet-users-bounces@madstop.com]
On Behalf Of Dave Alden
Sent: Monday, 11 February 2008 12:16 p.m.
To: puppet-users@madstop.com
Subject: [Puppet-users] bug in yumrepo type?


Hi,
  I''ve recently started to use the ''yumrepo'' type,
but I think I may have
found a bug.  I have the following:

    package {
        "rpmforge-release":
            ensure => "present";
    }
    yumrepo {
        "rpmforge":
            priority => 10,
            require => Package["rpmforge-release"];
    }

If I run puppetd, it installs rpmforge-release, but then overwrites the
rpmforge.repo file that just got installed with:

[rpmforge]
priority=10

This is what I''d expect if the file didn''t exist, but the
package creates
the file.  Is this a bug, or just my misunderstanding of how things should
work?  :)

...dave

-- 
Dave Alden
The Ohio State University
Department of Mathematics
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Hi,

On Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 02:33:58PM +1300, Arjuna Christensen
wrote:
> Don''t manage the ''yumrepo'' type if you
don''t want it to override the rpmforge.repo as this *is* what it does.
Maybe it''s supposed to, but it doesn''t seem to if the file
already exists.
I have it modifying the priorities on the base repo and it seems to just
edit the already existing file (which is what I was hoping it would do).

...dave
-- 
Dave Alden
The Ohio State University
Department of Mathematics