#1186: if not using shadowed passwords then password will be set on every run
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Reporter:  micah                 |        Owner:  community 
    Type:  defect                |       Status:  new       
Priority:  normal                |    Component:  library   
 Version:  0.24.4                |     Severity:  normal    
Keywords:  password shadow User  |        Stage:  Unreviewed
   Patch:  None                  |   Complexity:  Unknown   
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 I have a node that sets the password for users on every run, and thus I
 see this:

 {{{
 Apr 10 08:48:35 secondary puppetd[17418]:
 (//Node[secondary]/Account[jessie]/User[jessie]/password) defined
 'password' as
 '$1$xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
 Apr 10 08:48:35 secondary usermod[18097]: change user `jessie' password
 }}}

 (password was replaced by xxxxxxxx}

 I've got a component setup to manage users, it looks like this:

 {{{
 define account ( $homeroot="/home", $shell="/bin/bash", $uid, $gid,
 $ingroups = [ "adm", "users", "dialout" ], $password, $fullname=$name,
 $ensure=present )
 {

   group { $name:
     name => $name,
     gid => $gid,
     ensure => present,
     allowdupe => false
   }

   user { $name:
     uid => $uid,
     gid => $name,
     comment => $name,
     home => "${homeroot}/$name",
     shell => $shell,
     ensure => $ensure,
     groups => $ingroups,
     password => $password,
     allowdupe => false,
     require => Group[$name]
   }

   file { "${homeroot}/$name":
     ensure => directory,
     owner => $name, group => $name, mode => 750,
     require => User[$name]
    }

 }}}

 Then I am doing the following:

 {{{
 account {
         "jessie": uid => 1005, gid => 1011, password =>
 '$1$xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx';
       }
 }}}

 This behavior is only witnessed on those machines that do not have
 shadowed passwords enabled. This is an optional setting in Debian, and can
 be changed by running:

 {{{
 # dpkg-reconfigure passwd
 }}}

 and then answering yes/no to the question about enabling shadowed
 passwords.

 I want shadowed passwords enabled, so the fact that this happened made me
 find out that they were not enabled on these machines and I've changed
 them and now I don't get the password being set on every run as before.
 However it seems possible that others may want shadow passwords disabled
 and may run into this problem, so I figured it was best to report it for
 those wondering what is going on.

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Ticket URL: <http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/ticket/1186>
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