You could do something with a define. But I'm not really sure what your
use case is. Can you give an example?
seph
sysboy <sys...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hi all,
>
> I want to use puppet to distribute keys to multiple users. I wanted
> to do something like we have already:
>
> - define a key per real person
> - define groups containing several keys, people can be in multiple
> groups
> - deploy these groups of keys to specific users
>
> however it looks like the ssh_authorized_key resource ties a key and a
> user together so it looks like I fall at the first hurdle:
>
> @ssh_authorized_key { "joe.bloggs":
> ensure => "present",
> key =>"AAAAB....=",
> type => "ssh-rsa",
> user => "root" <<<<< I don't want this
> }
>
> I was hoping to realize a groups of these keys and somehow tie them to
> users. Any ideas?
>
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