Ensure local directory hierarchy (suspect there is a better way).

[sw1nn]

The java recipe consistently fails for me when run the first time. A subsequent vagrant provision succeeds.

I tracked the problem down to the failure of the curl of the jdk .tar.gz with error 23 - a write error. In turns out that the destination directory, /var/chef/cache, doesn't exist at that time.

Not sure what, if anything, is supposed to create that directory, but getting using curl --create-dirs seems fairly innocuous.

I'm using a standard precise64.box and these attributes.

:java => {
  :install_flavor => "oracle",
  :oracle => {
     "accept_oracle_download_terms" => true
  },
:jdk_version => "7"

[jesseadams]

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