Hi,
I have certain situations where I want to manage user attributes, if the
user already exists on a system, but not actually create them if they are
missing. Is there a way to do this?
I tried removing the explicit "ensure => present", but this seems to have
no effect (i.e. missing users sti
m wrote:
> > Hi Alan,
> >
> > What OS / provider? At first guess I'd say it's a side affect of the
> > commands the provider is using to change user attributes (useradd
> > instead of usermod?). If you run puppet with --debug you might get
> > output fr
that none of it has tried to contact us.”
> Bill Waterson (Calvin & Hobbes)
>
> - GriffaA10 wrote:
> > I'm on Centos 5 - which I assume would behave the same as Fedora. From
> my
> > testing it would seem that the default behaviour for user type is to
>
Hi,
I'm trying get Puppet to manage my snmpd instances. I have a "base"
snmpd.conf constructed from a template, but some hosts require additional
config. My plan was to have something like snmpd.conf.$hostname.erb in the
templates directory and concatenate this with the base template. However,
arren Chamberlain wrote:
>
>
> * GriffaA10 [2012/06/29 05:35]:
> > I'm trying get Puppet to manage my snmpd instances. I have a
> > "base" snmpd.conf constructed from a template, but some hosts
> > require additional config. My plan was to have something like
