Provides Gentoo Portage features for Puppet.
Travis Test status:
package_use { 'app-admin/puppet':
use => ['flag1', 'flag2'],
target => 'puppet-flags',
version => '>=3.0.1',
ensure => present,
}
use can be either a string or an array of strings.
package_keywords { 'app-admin/puppet':
keywords => ['~x86', '-hppa'],
target => 'puppet',
version => '>=3.0.1',
ensure => present,
}
keywords can be either a string or an array of strings.
package_unmask { 'app-admin/puppet':
target => 'puppet',
version => '>=3.0.1',
ensure => present,
}
package_mask { 'app-admin/puppet':
target => 'tree',
version => '>=3.0.1',
ensure => present,
}
The default location of make.conf is /etc/portage/make.conf If you want to change it, you should do the following:
class { 'portage':
make_conf = '/etc/make.conf',
}
In order to add entries to make.conf:
portage::makeconf { 'use':
content => 'flag1 flag2',
ensure => present,
}
portage::makeconf { 'portdir_overlay':
content => '/var/lib/layman',
ensure => present,
}
Changes in the USE variable will also trigger re-emerge of the affected packages.
This module provides a wrapper to the native package type:
portage::package { 'app-admin/puppet':
use => ['-minimal', 'augeas'],
use_version => '>=3.0.1',
keywords => ['~amd64', '~x86'],
keywords_version => '>=3.0.1',
mask => '<=2.3.17',
unmask => '>=3.0.1',
target => 'puppet',
target_keywords => 'puppet-keywords',
ensure => '3.0.1',
}
If no target_{keywords,use,mask,unmask} is specified, then the value of target is being used. The variables keywords, mask and unmask also accept the special value 'all', that will create versionless entries. (This applies only to portage::package, if you want versionless entries in any of the above package_* types, you can just omit the version attribute.) Any change in portage::package will also trigger the appropriate re-emerge to the affected package.
All make.conf variables and most of the eselect modules are shown by facter
The eselect type/provider checks for the current state of an eselect module by reading the variable of the equivalent fact.
eselect { 'ruby':
set => 'ruby19',
}
For eselect modules that have submodules (eg php):
eselect { 'php_apache2':
set => 'php5.3',
}
- man 5 portage: http:https://www.linuxmanpages.com/man5/portage.5.php
- man 5 ebuild: http:https://www.linuxmanpages.com/man5/ebuild.5.php