Hi,
I am trying to build (on node A) an authorized_keys file that contains
all host keys from all nodes that have class C imported. Here is my
code:
class C {
@@file { "/var/lib/foo/authorized_keys/$fqdn":
ensure => present,
content => "from=\"$ipaddress_eth0\" ssh-rsa $sshrsakey\n",
tag => "foo",
}
}
node A {
class { 'bar': }
}
class bar {
File <<| tag == 'foo' |>> {
notify => Exec["/home/bar/.ssh/authorized_keys"],
}
exec { "/home/bar/.ssh/authorized_keys":
command => "cat /var/lib/foo/authorized_keys/* >
/home/bar/.ssh/authorized_keys"
path => "/bin:/usr/bin",
provider => shell,
}
}
This works.
I would, however, prefer to have the exec subscribed to the File
instead of notifying the exec from the File. I would like to write
class bar {
File <<| tag == 'foo' |>>
exec { "/home/bar/.ssh/authorized_keys":
command => "cat /var/lib/foo/authorized_keys/* >
/home/bar/.ssh/authorized_keys"
path => "/bin:/usr/bin",
provider => shell,
subscribe => File <<| tag == 'foo' |>>,
}
}
which doesn't compile.
How can I refer to the File in my exec?
That being said, is there a way to do things more elegantly? I
understand that I need to create one file by node of class C, or is
there a way to have the exported resources all concatenated into the
same file?
Any hints will be appreciated.
Greetings
Marc
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