James Turnbull <[email protected]> writes:
> In one of those "should have been doing better things with my time"
> moments I got frustrated with creating HTTP authentication files
> with htpasswd and htdigest. So I created a Puppet type to manage
> them. You can find the code (including tests! :) ) at:
[...]
> Hopefully it's also an excellent example of exactly how creating
> type/providers is fairly simple once you get the hang of it. I'd encourage
> people to consider how much easier a few simple types and providers might
> make your life. :)
It pretty much mirrors my implementation in "puppet and shell", including
API, which makes it pleasantly easy to migrate to.
It also mirrors the main limitation of mine, as far as I can tell: is there
a way I can use this to enforce "only these passwords" in a file? (eg: an
ensure => absent for a specified file?)
Daniel
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