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use the builtin name variable instead of creating a new one

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this allows us to simplify the manifests by using:

extra-access { 'user': }

.. instead of having to explicitely set it.

if we need to have multiple users, we can do:

extra-access { 'user_foo': name => 'user' }
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Antoine Beaupré 2013-04-24 14:42:06 -04:00
parent 819abc4863
commit 1bc29f5ff5
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manifests/extra-access.pp
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define sudo::extra-access($ensure = 'present', $user, $access = 'ALL=(ALL) ALL') {
define sudo::extra-access($ensure = 'present', $access = 'ALL=(ALL) ALL') {
file { "/etc/sudoers.d/01-user_access-$title":
ensure => 'present',
owner => root,
group => admin,
mode => 640,
content => "# THIS FILE IS MANAGED BY PUPPET !\n\n$user $access\n",
content => "# THIS FILE IS MANAGED BY PUPPET !\n\n$name $access\n",
}
}

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manifests/user-alias.pp
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define sudo::user-alias ($ensure = 'present', $groupname, $members) {
define sudo::user-alias ($ensure = 'present', $members) {
file { "/etc/sudoers.d/00-user_alias-$title":
ensure => $ensure,
owner => root,
group => root,
mode => 440,
content => "# THIS FILE IS MANAGED BY PUPPET !\n\nUser_Alias $groupname = $members\n",
content => "# THIS FILE IS MANAGED BY PUPPET !\n\nUser_Alias $name = $members\n",
}
}