- From: Maciej Pasternacki <
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- To: Laurent Desarmes <
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- Cc: Joseph Holsten <
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- Subject: [chef-dev] Re: CHEF-2398 : adding a cwd attr to the link resource
- Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2012 13:56:25 +0200
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On Apr 15, 2012, at 13:38 , Laurent Desarmes wrote:
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>>> Could you explain why this is useful? I haven't used them in ages, so I
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>>> can't
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>>> remember what they're good for (besides surprising me).
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>>>
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>>> In particular, I have no idea what the example in the ticket is supposed
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>>> to
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>>> do.
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>>
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>> Hi
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>> the example in the ticket is supposed to maintain a symbolic link in
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>> /boot called "linux" with a relative reference to "linux-3.0.0"
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>>
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>> to make it simple, can you see the difference between:
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>> 1) ln -s /boot/linux-3.0.0 /boot/linux
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>> vs
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>> 2) cd /boot; ln -s linux-3.0.0 linux
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> You don't need to chdir(), 1) is equivalent to in -s linux-3.0.0
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> /boot/linux
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2) you meant.
You're right.
On Linux (and probably other Unices) it works with Chef as well - I've got
this in my cookbooks:
# ree doesn't leave a versioned binary, which makes rake use system one.
link "/usr/local/bin/ruby1.8" do
to "ruby"
end
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