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<H1>[Mageia-sysadm] Packaging puppet modules</H1>
<B>Michael Scherer</B>
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<I>Wed Mar 30 17:12:47 CEST 2011</I>
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<PRE>Le vendredi 25 mars 2011 à 09:09 +0200, Buchan Milne a écrit :
><i> For quite some time I have been wanting to make a graphical tool for
</I>><i> installing and configuring an LDAP server, using the online configuration
</I>><i> (cn=config) capabilities of OpenLDAP, replacing 'openldap-mandriva-dit'.
</I>><i> If it is possible to do this with puppet (I suspect not), I might consider a
</I>><i> module for that (although, for the OpenLDAP project, it would probably be better
</I>><i> to have a tool not dependent on puppet, so a Catalyst component was my original plan).
</I>
Well, I have done something for that.
I wrote custom type for openldap_ou, user, group, with different
providers.
Basically, I could say :
openldap::openldap_group { "mga-sysadmins": }
and have it added to ldap.
The goal was to ease the replication of the ldap on a test vm, along the
various usual vcs stuff ( comments, audit , etc ).
But I didn't went further, as this required to give access ( in my
implementation ) to the full ldap with <A HREF="ldapi:///">ldapi:///</A> access, or to find a
way to store the password somewhere.
And I did it by calling ldapsearch/ldapadd directly, and that's not very
clean :)
I have this somewhere in git, but didn't push to our svn, I will see
once I am more fluent in ruby.
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Michael Scherer
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