Scenario - we have modules:
- our_users: defines all the (virtual) users (sysadmins, support,
developers) as members of wheel
- our_base: gets applied to all nodes
- our_webserver: defines the apache group
What I want to achieve is: on nodes that use our_webserver (where the
apache group exists), any member of wheel should also be in apache.
We tried
User <| groups == 'wheel' |> {
groups = ['wheel', 'apache']
}
but this realizes all virtual users (which breaks other stuff we do), and
would not very well if another module was to do this too.
Is there a good way to do this? Either in "our_webserver" -- which I would
prefer -- or in our_users (if apache group exists, be a member).
m
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