Thanks for answering Felix,
I solve some problems with require/before parameters in the manifest. I
create a new type (user_group) that define link between user and group. The
provider of user_group type call the provider of user to get the
relationship.
And I define new type in the manifest module :
define rest::user (
$user_name = $title,
$ensure = present,
$groups = [],
) {
user { $title: ensure => $ensure, before => Group[$groups], }
user_group { $title: ensure => $ensure, groups => $groups, require => [User
[$title], Group[$groups]], }
}
define rest::group (
$user_name = $title,
$ensure = present,
) {
group { $title: ensure => $ensure, }
}
So in the manifest, I define my node like this :
node 'host' {
rest::user { 'bob':
ensure => present,
groups => ['user','developer'],
}
rest::user { 'alex':
ensure => present,
groups => ['user'],
}
rest::group { 'developer',
ensure => present,
}
rest::group { 'user',
ensure => present,
}
}
Now, the log is
prefetch user
flush user 'bob'
flush user 'alex'
prefetch group
flush group 'developer'
flush group 'user'
prefetch user_group
flush user_group 'bob'
flush user_group 'alex'
I have last problem. When I only configure group that ensure is absent :
node 'host' {
rest::group { 'developer',
ensure => absent,
}
}
There is no user defined and so, user provider doesn't fetch user data. If
there is a real relationship between the group and a user, the deletion
failed because group provider doesn't know the relationship.
Is there a way to force fetch of a type ?
Thomas
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