Thanks you felix for answer me. I owe you another one.
The bad news I tried resources { "ssh_authorized_key": purge =>
true } but don't result.
The good one is templates are great for it.
I appreciate your help,
Bests regards,
eduardo.
On 13 jun, 03:34, Felix Frank <felix.fr...@alumni.tu-berlin.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 06/12/2012 07:39 PM, eduardo wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > How to refresh ssh/authorized_keys file content ?
>
> > I'm trying massive loading keys. I need refresh authorized_keys file
> > content.
>
> > I try delete file before call ssh_authorized_key :
>
> please don't. This is *not* how you are supposed to interact with
> authorized keys.
>
> Either use the ssh_autherized_key type *or* fiddle with the file, but
> don't mix them.
>
> > exec { "del_${user_local}_authorized_keys":
> > command => "rm /home/$user_local/.ssh/
> > authorized_keys ; touch /home/$user_local/.ssh/authorized_keys ; chown
> > $user_local:$user_local /home/$user_local/.ssh/authorized_keys",
> > path => '/bin:/usr/bin',
> > }
>
> > First run only delete file and in the second one I got desired
> > result.
>
> > I think is possible create content file using template but before
> > leave ssh_authorized_key resource type way I want to know any other
> > chance.
>
> A template would work.
>
> You can also try simply pruning all unmanaged keys, so puppet will clear
> all unwanted stuff out. Take note that this will affect keys of *all*
> users (I believe), so you have to manage all keys on the system in question.
>
> resources { "ssh_authorized_key": purge => true }
>
> HTH,
> Felix
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