4ebb7d463e
Currently, setting the $custom_preferences variable to false fails because of the /etc/apt/preferences concatenated_file being re-defined. Fix this by setting dependencies on the resource only when we expect to create the /etc/apt/preferences file. Also, since there is no "ensure" parameter to concatenated_file, use a simple file resource to ensure that it is removed. Signed-off-by: Gabriel Filion <lelutin@gmail.com>
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1,010 B
Puppet
33 lines
1,010 B
Puppet
define apt::preferences_snippet(
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$ensure = 'present',
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$source = '',
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$release,
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$priority
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){
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if $custom_preferences == false {
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fail("Trying to define a preferences_snippet with \$custom_preferences set to false.")
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}
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include apt::preferences
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file { "${apt::preferences::apt_preferences_dir}/${name}":
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ensure => $ensure,
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#TODO this template is somewhat limited
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notify => Exec["concat_${apt::preferences::apt_preferences_dir}"],
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owner => root, group => 0, mode => 0600;
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}
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# This should really work in the same manner as sources_list and apt_conf
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# snippets, but since the preferences.d directory cannot be used in Debian
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# lenny, we can't generalize without going into ugly special-casing.
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case $source {
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'' =>
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File["${apt::preferences::apt_preferences_dir/${name}"] {
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content => template("apt/preferences_snippet.erb")
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},
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default =>
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File["${apt::preferences::apt_preferences_dir/${name}"] {
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source => $source
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}
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}
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}
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