Issue #6649 has been updated by Ben Hughes.
Status changed from Unreviewed to Needs Decision
Klavs, while not a perfect fix, you can use the following syntax:
<pre>
file{
"/etc/pam.d/pamfile1": content => template(
"pam.d/pamfile1-$lsbdistid.$lsbmajdistrelease" );
"/etc/pam.d/pamfile2": content => template(
"pam.d/pamfile2-$lsbdistid.$lsbmajdistrelease" );
"/etc/pam.d/pamfile3": content => template(
"pam.d/pamfile3-$lsbdistid.$lsbmajdistrelease" );
}
</pre>
Which should make it less painful. (a quick: $(for pamfile in modulepath/* ; do
echo "...." ; done) could generate it.
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Feature #6649: template directory
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/6649
Author: Klavs Klavsen
Status: Needs Decision
Priority: Normal
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Hi,
I find myself wanting a feature so that I could define an entire directory as a
template'd folder.
ie. so that I simply define something like:
file { "$destfolderpath":
owner => root,
group => root,
mode => 644,
content => templatedir("pam/pam.d-$lsbdistid.$lsbmajdistrelease"),
}
and the template function would simply work equivalently to what this would:
file { "$destfolderpath":
owner => root,
group => root,
mode => 644,
source => "modules/pam/pam.d-$lsbdistid.$lsbmajdistrelease",
}
Except it would run all files in
modules/pam/pam.d-$lsbdistid.$lsbmajdistrelease through the template function.
My current use case - would be to manage /etc/pam.d folder with it.
Each distro has different files in the folder - and depending on if I want
f.ex. ldap, sftp etc. enabled - I would then simply handle this in the file
using the normal template functions (and basing the decision on wether or not
to enable f.ex. ldap - on a variable set in the module).
Currently I have to define each file that each distro has.. :(
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