Make logrotate.conf into a template with defined type #15
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If i'm reading this right, it would not touch the logrotate.conf if you don't specify to edit it correct? that would be awesome. Documented my thoughts in #33 |
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I guess since this PR is a total mess. There were 2 commits added which having nothing to do with the actual PR. I've cleaned it up myself (https://github.com/baurmatt/puppet-logrotate/tree/fix_pr15) but want to do some refactoring before creating a new PR. My idea was, to have one template which can be used for /etc/logrotate.conf and /etc/logrotate.d/* since those files are exactly the same beside the additional "<%= rpath %> {" and "}" lines. @rodjek some thoughts about this? |
| case $ensure { | ||
| 'latest': { $_ensure = 'latest' } | ||
| false,'absent': { $_ensure = 'absent' } | ||
| default: { $_ensure = 'presest' } |
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It is useful to be able to set defaults for all logrotate logs, especially for those that may be vendor installed and not specifically managed by puppet.
This update converts logrotate.conf from a static file to a template using a defined type very similar to the one used for rules.