Hi,
try this instead:
On 02/16/2011 11:19 AM, Jan wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> I would like to create a pool of ssh pubkeys. The major goal is to be
> able to assign a single key to multiple users on a given node/system.
>
> Okay, lets say we have the users: foo and bar. In my manifest I've
> created the following test definition for resource "jim":
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> define sshpubkey::test($user) {
>
>
ssh_authorized_key { "$name-for-$user":
> ensure => present,
> user => "$user",
> name => "jim@unique.email",
> type => ssh-rsa,
> key => "[...KEY...]"
> }
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
In either case, you cannot name both your sshpubkey::test resources
"jim". Never ever. They must have unique names.
The whole apprach isn't especially sound. Is your "user pool" realized
using virtual resources?
You should have a define as follows:
define pooled_user($realname="anonymous") {
user { "$name": description => $realname, ... }
# insert code here to make sure ~/.ssh/ exists etc.
ssh_authorized_key { "jim@uniqe.email_for_$name":
key => YOUR_KEY_HERE,
...
}
}
So you can have your user pool consist of virtual "pooled_user"
resources and realize at will.
HTH,
Felix
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