问题
how can I configure a Exec to run only if another Exec ran?
I have a manifest like this:
file { $target:
ensure => directory
}
exec { "unzip foobar.zip -C ${target}":
unless => "file ${target}/some-file-form-archive"
}
exec { "chown -R $user ${target}":
onlyif => ???
}
I would like the chown
to run only if unzip foobar.zip
ran. Of course I could start checking whether some-file-from-archive
is already owned by $user
, but somehow it does not seem right.
回答1:
There's an answer here already: http://ask.puppetlabs.com/question/14726/run-exec-only-if-another-exec-ran/
Changing the manifest like this fixes my problem:
exec { 'unpack file':
command => "unzip foobar.zip -C ${target}",
path => '/usr/bin',
creates => "${target}/some-file-form-archive",
require => File[$target, '<archive>'],
notify => Exec[fix archive],
}
exec { 'fix archive':
command => "chown -R ${user} ${target}",
path => '/bin',
refreshonly => true,
}
UPDATE 28.11.2014
motivated by Felix Frank's comment i tried out something else. instead of notify/refreshonly you can ensure all resource in a file-tree are owned by a user like this:
exec { 'fix archive':
command => "chown -R ${user} ${target}",
path => '/bin',
unless => "test 0 -eq $(find ${target} \\! -user ${user} | wc -l)"
}
this way owner is ensured to be $user
even if it was changed after unpack file
ran.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27150839/run-exec-only-if-another-exec-ran