puppet - Ordering of virtual resources -
I have seen examples of sorting with virtual resources, but I can not find anybody how I decide dependency Can I order with them? This syntax fails to check:
test.pp @file {"/ usr / local / new-dir": make sure => Directory,} (file ["/ usr / local / new-dir"]) - & gt; Exec {"Copy old stuff to new": command = & gt; "CP-R / USR / Local / Old-Diamonds / USR / Local / New-DIR",} and test syntax:
$ Verify puppet analyzer test.pp: error: could not be parsed for environmentally produced: '- & gt;' On the syntax error /home/vagrant/test.pp:6: Try 'Puppet Help Analyzer' to use I can sometimes think that I order virtual resources I want to do this, so how did this happen?
Any help or insight will be greatly appreciated.
You can use a collector instead of realizing it, and then, apply the command: < / P>
@file {"/ usr / local / new-dir": make sure = & gt; Directory, exec {"copy old stuff to new": command = & gt; "CP-R / USR / Local / Old-Day / USR / Local / New-DIR",} file & lt; | Title == "/ usr / local / new-dir" | & Gt; - & gt; Exec ["Copy old stuff to new"]
@file {"/ usr / local / new-dir": make sure => Directory,} (file ["/ usr / local / new-dir"]) - & gt; Exec {"Copy old stuff to new": command = & gt; "CP-R / USR / Local / Old-Diamonds / USR / Local / New-DIR",} and test syntax:
$ Verify puppet analyzer test.pp: error: could not be parsed for environmentally produced: '- & gt;' On the syntax error /home/vagrant/test.pp:6: Try 'Puppet Help Analyzer' to use I can sometimes think that I order virtual resources I want to do this, so how did this happen?
Any help or insight will be greatly appreciated.
You can use a collector instead of realizing it, and then, apply the command: < / P>
@file {"/ usr / local / new-dir": make sure = & gt; Directory, exec {"copy old stuff to new": command = & gt; "CP-R / USR / Local / Old-Day / USR / Local / New-DIR",} file & lt; | Title == "/ usr / local / new-dir" | & Gt; - & gt; Exec ["Copy old stuff to new"]
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