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2006 Nov 16
7
Negating or removing classes
...isabled I''d
like to clean up the ssh keys for security reasons.
This brings up the broader question in my mind of what it means for a
node NOT to be in a class. I could see a scenario in the future where I
want to, for instance, change a web server to a mail server. If I change
"node myhost1 { include webserver }" to "node myhost1 { include
mailserver }" what should happen? And if I have another class
"ldapserver" in my configs that''s not listed under myhost1, should that
class guarantee that myhost1 doesn''t run ldap even though I never
assign...
2004 Jun 23
2
[Bug 885] List of preferred address families ?
...ority: P2
Component: Miscellaneous
AssignedTo: openssh-bugs at mindrot.org
ReportedBy: vlada at devnull.cz
Would it be possible to add list of preferred address families to ssh_config ?
Command line options -4 and -6 do not suffice for all purposes.
something like:
Host myhost1
Hostname dualstack.bignetwork.net
PreferredAF ipv4,ipv6
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2013 Jun 30
0
Same credentials stored in auth.conf for many servers
...rt.org/auth.html) it is possible to store credentials in
auth.conf file and make appropriate mappings to servers:
[auth-$SERVICE-$HOSTNAME]
credentials=$CREDENTIALS
Is it possible to use the same credentials for many servers without
explicitly describing it?
For example replacing:
[auth-libvirt-myhost1]
credentials=mycred
[auth-libvirt-myhost2]
credentials=mycred
with:
[auth-libvirt-myhost*]
credentials=mycred
or
[auth-libvirt-any]
credentials=mycred
regards
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Maciej Gałkiewicz
Shelly Cloud Sp. z o. o., Sysadmin
http://shellycloud.com/, macias@shellycloud.com
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2006 Dec 21
7
Overriding types?
...y to do this?
There are only 5 one-offs in this case, so maybe I should just use a
selector for "source" to check $hostname within the solserver class?
If so, can I use multiple hostnames as a selector, like this:
remotefile { "/etc/shadow":
source = $hostname ? {
myhost1, myhost2, myhost3 => "path/a",
default => "path/b"
}
}
In short, is there a way to override "types" without putting them in
seperate classes? There are times where I want to override, but still
want to include a class that defines the same thing. Be...