I have a define that acts as a convenience wrapper around the user
type and a few other things.
With the 'user' type, if don't pass the uid parameter, it will default
to let the system auto-assign it. However, passing uid => null,
false, -1, etc all try and set a specific uid, which is obviously wrong.
Am I up a creek without a paddle :)? Anybody have any idea how to do
this?
Here's what I have so far (it sucks, but it's the best I could do to
work around):
define normal_user ( $ensure = present, $comment = "Puppet created
user", $groups = [], $default_password = false, $key_type = "ssh-rsa",
$key_name = "puppet-installed-key", $key = false, $uid = false, $gid =
false) {
# how do you pass in a variable as undefined???
if $uid {
user { $title:
ensure => $ensure,
comment => $comment,
home => "/home/$title",
managehome => true,
groups => $groups,
gid => $gid,
uid => $uid
}
} else {
user { $title:
ensure => $ensure,
comment => $comment,
home => "/home/$title",
managehome => true,
groups => $groups,
}
}
if $key {
ssh_authorized_key { $title: ensure => $ensure, type =>
$key_type, user => $title, name => $key_name, key => $key }
}
if $default_password {
default_password { $title: password => $default_password }
}
}
Thanks!
Tim
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