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Right now, name of the sysctl resource is considered as the sysctl key configuration. And there is no additional argument that we can pass to set the sysctl key if we want the name of the file to be different. Of-course, there is an option of using content/source, but that is not what we want most of the time.
I would propose that we add an additional optional argument named $key and default it's value to $title. File names can be created using title, but everything else should rely on $key. This would help us to apply same sysctl configuration on multiple hosts and not bother about the puppet conflicts and sysctl would take care of understanding the ordering of the files.
Any comments ?
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Right now, name of the sysctl resource is considered as the sysctl key configuration. And there is no additional argument that we can pass to set the sysctl key if we want the name of the file to be different. Of-course, there is an option of using content/source, but that is not what we want most of the time.
I would propose that we add an additional optional argument named
$key
and default it's value to $title. File names can be created using title, but everything else should rely on $key. This would help us to apply same sysctl configuration on multiple hosts and not bother about the puppet conflicts and sysctl would take care of understanding the ordering of the files.Any comments ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: