>
> 1) let the security tool fix the motd once
>
> 2) copy it to the puppetmaster and convert it into a template with your
> extra lines
>
> 3) change your puppet manifests to only deploy the new motd template if
> there's evidence the security script has run. Something like:
>
> file { "/etc/motd":
> content => template("motd.erb"),
> onlyif => "test -f /path/to/evidence_log"
> }
>
> would be simple, integrating your security tool into your puppet
> manifests would be another way.
>
I don't believe this will work as the onlyif attribute is only
available for the exec type. But something similiar using the generate
function might work.
file { "/etc/motd":
content =>generate (<script that runs the security tool server
side then cats on the extra lines>) ,
}
Of course the security tool may not work as a server side run, but
this might give you an idea to work with.
Evan
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