Hi all,
I'm relatively new to both Puppet and Augeas. I'm currently stuck
trying to figure out how to manage hosts' netgroup entries in /etc/
passwd. I've got it working to ensure a single specified netgroup is
the only one in /etc/passwd:
class ldap {
define netgroups {
augeas { "netgroups":
context => "/files/etc/passwd",
changes => [
"rm @nis",
"set @nis[1] $name",
],
}
}
}
In my nodes.pp:
node host1 {
ldap::netgroups { "admins": }
}
I'd like to generalize this so I can list multiple netgroups, e.g.:
node host1 {
ldap::netgroups { "admins dbas devs": }
}
I've been hunting around looking for similar concepts and I've come
somewhat close using split() with a variable recipe name, e.g.:
class ldap {
$netgroups = split($name, " ")
$context = "/files/etc/passwd"
augeas { "cleanup-netgroups":
context => $context,
changes => "rm @nis",
}
augeas { $netgroups:
context => $context,
changes => [
"set @nis[last()+1] $name",
],
}
}
though I'm running into an ordering problem here.
Am I even on the right path here or is there a better approach to this
sort of problem?
Thanks,
Justin
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