Drop off a sample client.rb config on Linux

Give the users enough of a directory structure and config that they can get started on their own. Also point them to the docs that tell them what all the config options are.

Signed-off-by: Tim Smith <tsmith@chef.io>

1 files changed, 16 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/omnibus/package-scripts/chef/postinst b/omnibus/package-scripts/chef/postinst
index fa41f83ab4..ed6689e246 100755
--- a/omnibus/package-scripts/chef/postinst
+++ b/omnibus/package-scripts/chef/postinst
@@ -94,10 +94,22 @@ ln -sf $INSTALLER_DIR/bin/ohai $PREFIX/bin || error_exit "Cannot link ohai to $P
 ln -sf $INSTALLER_DIR/bin/chef-client $PREFIX/bin || error_exit "Cannot link chef-client to $PREFIX/bin"
 
 # make the base structure for chef to run
-mkdir -p /etc/chef/client.d/
-mkdir -p /etc/chef/accepted_licenses
-mkdir -p /etc/chef/trusted_certs
-mkdir -p /etc/chef/ohai/plugins
+# the sample client.rb is only written out of no chef config dir exists yet
+if ! [ -d $CONFIG_DIR ]; then
+   mkdir -p $CONFIG_DIR
+   echo -e "# The client.rb file specifies how Chef Infra Client is configured on a node" > "$CONFIG_DIR/client.rb"
+   echo -e "# See https://docs.chef.io/config_rb_client/ for detailed configuration options" >> "$CONFIG_DIR/client.rb"
+   echo -e "#" >> "$CONFIG_DIR/client.rb"
+   echo -e "# Minimal example configuration:"  >> "$CONFIG_DIR/client.rb"
+   echo -e "# node_name  \"THIS_NODE_NAME\""  >> "$CONFIG_DIR/client.rb"
+   echo -e "# chef_server_url  \"https://CHEF.MYCOMPANY.COM/organizations/MY_CHEF_ORG\""  >> "$CONFIG_DIR/client.rb"
+   echo -e "# chef_license  \"accept\""  >> "$CONFIG_DIR/client.rb"
+fi
+
+mkdir -p "$CONFIG_DIR/client.d"
+mkdir -p "$CONFIG_DIR/accepted_licenses"
+mkdir -p "$CONFIG_DIR/trusted_certs"
+mkdir -p "$CONFIG_DIR/ohai/plugins"
 
 echo "Thank you for installing Chef Infra Client! For help getting started visit https://learn.chef.io"