Hi,
I am trying to write a manifest that iterates through an array to create
and maintain application users.
The list of users is passed to the manifest from init.pp in the following
fashion:
*$app_users = [ at1,et1,at2,et2 ]*
The users.pp manifest then reads the array to create the users:
* define appuser {
user { $name:
ensure => 'present',
comment => "Application User - $name",
gid => 'app',
home => "/apps/$app/$name",
shell => '/usr/bin/bash',
}
}
appuser { $app_users: }
*
This solution worked very well with another module I wrote, but in this
case the home directory path includes a variable, that depends on the user
name.
Adding the following if statement inside the resource issues an error:
* if $name =~ /^(et|ep)/ {
$app = "echos"
notice('app is $app')
}*
*Syntax error at 'if'; expected '}' at .../users.pp:9 *
I read somewhere that you cannot place an if statement inside a resource,
and in that case, what are my options?
We're using puppet master version 2.7.19 (Puppet Enterprise 2.7.0).
Thanks in advance!
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