Bit of a late entry here..
class users::resources {
resources { 'user':
purge => true,
unless_system_user => true,
unless_uid => [10_000..20_000];
}
}
Puppet seems mostly driven on positives.
Perhaps it would be better to reframe it as a positive directive, something
like the following:
class users::resources {
resources { ' user':
purge_set {
(Set definition here, where definition can include !system_user,
and so on)
}
}
}
This sounds a bit cleaner to me, and could possibly be extended better to
other resource types.
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