>> Then simply use it as
>> pooled_user {
>> "jim": key => "AAAAB3N...";
>> "joe": key => "AAAAB3N...";
>> "jack":key => "AAAABsX...";
>> }
>
> However, this pieve of code isn't going to work because as my definition
> would look like the following...
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> node node1 {
>
> pooled_user {
> "jim": key => "AAAAB3N...", systemuser => "foo";
> "jim": key => "AAAAB3N...", systemuser => "bar";
> }
>
> }
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> ... making puppet throwing "duplicate definition" errors again because
> the resource name has been declared twice.
>
> Many thanks for your support! :)
And why would they both be named "jim"? I don't even see why you need
the $systemuser parameter. Just make the resource name be the username
on the system in question.
Cheers,
Felix
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