> The way I did it was to realize the user, then realize the sshkey and
> then realize something else. I just want a nice package where I can
> say:
>
> class user::ops inherits user::virtual {
> realize(
> User["bill"],
> User["richard"],
> )
> }
>
> class user::overlords inherits user::virtual {
> realize(
> User["linus"],
> User["richard"],
> )
> }
>
> And it will do all of the above in one realize. Is it possible to make
> a class virtual and have one for each user?
As far as I know this isn't possible. But one thing I'm thinking of is
something like this:
define my::user ($ensure=present, $key) {
user { $name:
ensure => $ensure,
}
ssh_authorized_key { $name:
ensure => $ensure,
type => "rsa",
key => $key,
user => $name,
}
file { "/home/$name/.bashrc":
ensure => $ensure,
content => template(...),
}
}
class all::my::users {
@my::user { "bill": key => "AAAAabc..." }
@my::user { "richard": key => "AAAAdef..." }
}
And then, wherever you like:
include all::my::users
realise My::User["bill"]
The nuisance with this solution is that you cannot have more than 1 ssh
key or set of files per user.
I hope this helps !
Marc
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