Hi Greg!
On Aug 10, 7:24 am, Greg <[email protected]> wrote:
> Am starting to look at managing some of the extended Solaris
> authorisations starting with /etc/user_attr. Has anyone looked at this
> before?
>
Yes, I use them extensively!
> File is similar in format to a passwd file. Heres a couple of examples
> from a default file:
>
> adm::::profiles=Log Management
> lp::::profiles=Printer Management
> postgres::::type=role;profiles=Postgres Administration,All
>
> Has anyone looked at this before? If so - how do you manage this? Did
> you write a type? Or are you managing it as a file?
>
Luckily for you all of that can be done through the puppet type "user"
- since we paid Andrew to implement it for us :)
Using the postgres role above as an example, this is how it should be
configured:
user { "postgres":
uid => 90,
gid => 90,
...
ensure => role,
profiles => "Postgres Administration"
}
Start by reading through the user[1] type in the documentation, it
contains most of what you need. If you have more specific questions,
just drop me a line.
[1] <http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/TypeReference#id313>
cheers,
/Martin
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