Hi all,
We have a number of server on which user "admin" exists, and that have
manual modifications to its bashrc and bash_profile files. What I'd
like to do is to host its user password from puppet master, but not
the bash-files.
I tries this (we're running Puppet Enterprise 2):
-- code start --
pe_accounts::user { 'admin':
password => "encrypted_password_here",
}
-- code end --
but found that puppetmaster overwrites the user's bash-files. So
either I will have to start hosting the bash-files (which I'd like not
to at the moment), or I must find a way to only change the admin
password.
Does anyone know how I get puppet to _not_ overwrite the bash-file,
and only host the users password?
Best regards,
Kenneth
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