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README.md: how to handle a .tar.gz file #338

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Expand Up @@ -115,6 +115,27 @@ archive { '/tmp/test100k.db':
}
```

If you want to extract a `.tar.gz` file:

```puppet
$install_path = '/opt/wso2'
$package_name = 'wso2esb'
$package_ensure = '4.9.0'
$repository_url = 'http://company.com/repository/wso2'
$wso2_package_source = "${repository_url}/${package_name}-${package_ensure}.tgz"
$archive_name = "${package_name}-${package_ensure}.tgz"

archive { 'app_package_zip':
path => "/tmp/${archive_name}",
source => $wso2_package_source,
extract => true,
extract_path => $install_path,
creates => "${install_path}/${package_name}-${package_ensure}",
cleanup => true,
require => File['wso2_appdir'],
}
```

### Puppet URL

Since march 2017, the Archive type also supports puppet URLs. Here is an example
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