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Gary Larizza |
at Feb 9, 2013 at 1:38 am
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The reason this is happening is because you're not testing the presence of
that folder, you're actually testing whether the variable $confdir == the
string of 'True', which it does not (it holds the value of the string
"C:/windows")
What ultimately are you looking to do here? Puppet is a declarative
language that works by specifying the end-state of your node. If you want
C:\Windows to exist, and C:\folder_present.txt to exist, then you have to
declare them and let Puppet ensure their presence.
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 8:22 AM, jim wrote:Hello
Can someone please help or explain why this isn't working
as read
http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/language_guide.htmlIt keeps adding the file NOT_present.txt
i've played around with == and != and True / false etc, and its not giving
me the correct outcome telling if folder exists or not
$confdir = 'C:/windows'
if $confdir == 'True' {
file { 'C:/folder_present.txt': ensure => present }
} else {
file { 'C:/NOT_present.txt': ensure => present }
}
regards
james
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