On Fri, 20 Mar 2009 17:32:12 +0500, Mike Renfro <ren...@tntech.edu> wrote:
YUPI! SOLVED
That variant is ok!
exec { "/usr/bin/chpass -p '\$1\$HvjTWzzz\$jF.G/mEbh7IOtpCdUPUTO1' pt_":}
Thank everybody who helps me.
>
> nick.maystre...@gmail.com wrote:
>> On Fri, 20 Mar 2009 06:18:42 +0500, jrojas <jason.r.ro...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> Am I understand you right? I must exec this string "/usr/bin/chpass -p
>> \$1\$HvjTWzzz\$jF.G/mEbh7IOtpCdUPUTO1 pt_"
>> If yes, so it is not work((
>> PS This is my "new" config string which NOT working as I want: exec {
>> "/usr/bin/chpass -p \$1\$HvjTWzzz\$jF.G/mEbh7IOtpCdUPUTO1 pt_":}
>>
>>> You have to escape the dollar signs or quote the text specifically.
>
> or quote it: command => "/usr/bin/chpass -p '$1$foo$bar' pt_";
>
> worst case, put the command in a shell script, pull the script to the
> client with a file entry, and exec it. Might be a grep typo in the
> onlyif statement below -- it's intended to run the chpass script if and
> only if the password is set incorrectly. Otherwise, you could write
> whatever logic you want in the script to ensure that the password isn't
> already set properly before it runs chpass.
>
> file { "/path/to/script":
> source => "puppet://server/other/path/to/script",
> mode => 0700;
> }
>
> exec { "chpass_pt_":
> command => "/path/to/script",
> onlyif => "egrep -q '^pt_:.*UPUTO1:' /path/to/passwd",
> require => File["/path/to/script"];
> }
>
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