Despite nexus_work_dir_manage being set to false, since recurse is set to true in file{ $nexus_home_real:, with default settings, the work dir seems to be inside the main nexus home anyway, so Puppet creates a resource for each of those files. This is creating massive reports and long Puppet run times.
We have the following setup (with Nexus 3.0.0):
Despite
nexus_work_dir_manage
being set to false, since recurse is set to true infile{ $nexus_home_real:
, with default settings, the work dir seems to be inside the main nexus home anyway, so Puppet creates a resource for each of those files. This is creating massive reports and long Puppet run times.Is the goal to ensure permissions on the initial installation, or to preserve them?
You might also look into replacing wget + exec with the archive module?