I'm in the process of moving to Puppet 3 and hiera.
With my old setup I placed users that were on all servers in basenode.
Then did a += for any additional users in the node definition.
node basenode {
users = ['user1', 'user2']
}
node server.example.com inherits basenode {
users += ['user3']
# or simple exclude the line, if there were no additional users
}
With the new setup I've got a common.yaml that contains a hash of users
with access to all boxes. Then I thought I'd place additional users for
"server1" in server1.yaml.
common.yaml
users_common:
user1:
ensure: present
home: /home/user1
......
server1.yaml
server1_users:
user3:
ensure: present
home: /home/user3
......
Then I call like this, which just pulls the usernames from the hash and
creates home directories with a file type:
class users::ldap {
# regular users
$users_common = hiera('users_common')
$users_common_keys = keys($users_common)
$users_hosts = hiera("${::hostname}_users")
$users_hosts_keys = keys($users_hosts)
$adusers_combined = flatten([ $users_common_keys, $users_hosts_keys ])
# create ldap user home directories
users::admin_homedir_define { $adusers_combined: }
}
Works great until there are no users for "${::hostname}_users."
How can I make this work when "${::hostname}_users" is empty?
Thanks,
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Kent
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