Hi Justin,
> So I'd like to avoid having to type the user titles in the call to
> users::create. Is there a way to do this using the 'User <| group ==
> 'ssh' |>' syntax to select what I want?
Unfortunately the spaceship operator can't contain anything other than
== and !=, and doesn't accept anything but simple variables.
Actually I doubt User <| group == 'ssh' |> will work that well. During
past tests I did, it only found the first member of an array. So if
you had a user defined like this:
users::define_ssh {'jspies':
[...]
group => ['group1','ssh'],
}
it wouldn't be realized by User <| group == 'ssh' |>, because ssh is
at the second position of the group parameter. Maybe that wasn't
discovered yet over at this wiki you mentioned.
Or do I need to just define an
> array in the sshusers.pp file and pass the array to the users::create?
May I ask what your reason is for not ensuring that users should be
present right away? Sounds like you want to add all your new users
right away. In this case you don't have to have separate user::define
and user::create groups. Would be enough just to have the ensure =>
present inside the user::define and then include or require it in your
node, eg. your default node.
Hope that helps
Stephan
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