On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 10:06:18 AM UTC-5, Sans wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have users module, which I don't control but include in my manifest to
> setup user(s) on my system. This is something I have in one of the .pp
> files:
>
> class users::productupport {
>> @group { 'productsupport':
>> gid => '1553',
>> }
>> @produser { 'jake_s':
>> user => 'jake_s',
>> uid => '5001',
>> group => 'productsupport',
>> comment => 'Jake Sully',
>> .....
>> }
>> @produser { 'nina_g':
>> ....
>> }
>>
>
>
For that to be much use, there needs somewhere to be a class that declares
that one and all its siblings. Maybe it's class 'users':
modules/users/manifests/init.pp:
----
class users {
include 'users::idreport'
include 'users::mondev'
include 'users::productsupport'
...
}
> and in my manifest, I realize that information like this:
>
> sudoers::snippet {
>> 'productsupport':
>> group => 'productsupport',
>> rights => ['ALL'];
>> }
>> Users::Produser <| group == productsupport |>
>>
>
>
> I have four environments and not all user-group are required on all the
> environment. How can I do the from hiera? I'm planing to have this in my
> hiera files:
>
> *test.yaml:*
>> user_group:
>> - productsupport
>> - mondev
>>
>> *stage.yaml:*
>> user_group:
>> - productsupport
>> - idreport
>>
>>
>
> but then I cannot figure out how I can use user_group to create the group
> of users. Any help/pointer?
> Just one thing to note: changing anything in the users module not really
> an option for me but I'm open to any suggestion(s) if it makes thing even
> better.
>
>
Put your snippet into a defined type, maybe "mymodule::group", and use the
array of group names from hiera to declare the appropriate instances of
that type.
somewhere.pp:
----
$my_groups = hiera('user_group')
mymodule::group { $my_groups: }
modules/mymodule/manifests/group.pp:
----
define mymodule::group {
include 'users'
sudoers::snippet { $title:
group => $title,
rights => ['ALL']
}
Users::Produser<| group == $title |>
}
John
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