Hi,
I have a parametrised class to manage /etc/security/access.conf that
accepts an "entries" parameter.
I've included this class in a generic node definition:
node common-node {
class{'pam_access':
entries => ["+ : ALL : ALL"],
}
}
My real nodes inherit this node definition:
node 'test01' inherits common-node {
}
How can I override this class parameter in the test01 node? I've tried
setting
Class['pam_access'] {
entries => ["- : idiot : ALL" ],
}
But it doesn't seem to have any effect. The initial settings remain active
and no error is logged.
How can I do this type of change with parametrised classes?
Regards,
Rik
--I have a parametrised class to manage /etc/security/access.conf that
accepts an "entries" parameter.
I've included this class in a generic node definition:
node common-node {
class{'pam_access':
entries => ["+ : ALL : ALL"],
}
}
My real nodes inherit this node definition:
node 'test01' inherits common-node {
}
How can I override this class parameter in the test01 node? I've tried
setting
Class['pam_access'] {
entries => ["- : idiot : ALL" ],
}
But it doesn't seem to have any effect. The initial settings remain active
and no error is logged.
How can I do this type of change with parametrised classes?
Regards,
Rik
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