Set chef tmp path to a location that persists post execution of partition.sh #43
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__Why__ By default chef was using the /tmp which gets deleted when the partition.sh script is run causing the run to fail. __How__ Set the staging directory to a location that is not affected by the partitioning script.
This removes any remaining files from chef that are no longer needed.
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Why
By default chef was using the
/tmpdirectory which gets deleted when thepartition.shscript is executed causing the run to fail.How
Set the staging directory to a location that is not affected by the partitioning script. This also adds a command to the inline shell provisioner so that it removes the remnants from the chef run.