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apply_dependency.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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apply_notification_to_host.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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apply_notification_to_service.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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apply_service_to_host.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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checkcommand.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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dependency.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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eventcommand.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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externalcommandlistener.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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graphitewriter.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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host.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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hostgroup.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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idomysqlconnection.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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idopgsqlconnection.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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livestatuslistener.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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notification.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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notificationcommand.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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perfdatawriter.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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scheduleddowntime.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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service.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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servicegroup.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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statusdatawriter.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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sysloglogger.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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timeperiod.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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2014-11-18 21:55:48 -08:00 |
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user.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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usergroup.pp
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Add a target_file_ensure parameter to each object type and pass it through to the underlying file resource. The parameter default values are 'file', but having the ensure => parameter of the underlying file type be settable by the user lets people do things like setting target_file_ensure to absent so that they can remove object files via Puppet (instead of manually).
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