Hi all,
I would like to create a configuration along the lines of
complex_user { "joe":
uid => 42,
sshkeys => {
"key1-comment" => { key => "...", ... },
"key2-comment" => { key => "...", ...}
}
...
}
That is, a definition that will create a user and several ssh_authorized_keys
belonging to him/her, among other things. The idea is that such a definition
makes it easier to keep users and keys together, not having to repeat the user
name in the key definition, being able to enable/disable both together etc.
My problem is that I cannot figure out how to get the ssh_authorized_keys to
work from the definition of complex_user - more precisely, how to pass the
"user" into it. Here's what I tried:
define complex_user($uid, $sshkeys) {
/* ... create user with $name ... */
create_resources("keys_for", $sshkeys)
}
define keys_for($key) { ... }
In keys_for, $key is the "key" value from the hash and $name is the comment
from above, but I can no longer access complex_user's $name.
Any ideas how to get this working (or why not to do it at all)?
Thanks!
-mp.
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