Reputation: 1219
I've the following recipe used to create some users, add them to a group and set the password to expire at the first login.
search(:users, '*:*').each do |user|
userPassword = "$1$scmdevop$ZDTyqia9RXSrpHGK75FjN/"
user user['id'] do
comment user['comment']
home user['home']
shell user['shell']
manage_home true
password "#{userPassword}"
end
if user['sudo'] then
group "#{node.default["sudogroup"]}" do
action :modify
members user['id']
append true
end
end
if (user['resetPassword'] == nil) || (user['resetPassword']) then
bash 'setExporation' do
code 'chage -d 0 ' + user['id']
user 'root'
end
end
end
The problem is that in this way it will continue to reset the password and set the espiration at every run so I was trying to find how to make it conditionally. I would like to use the following command to check if the user exist
grep -qs #{user["id"]} /etc/passwd
The problem is that I can use the not_if clause only in the first resource because after that the user has been clearly created. Is there a way to get the entire block of three resources being conditional to a shell exit code?
Thanks, Michele.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2265
Reputation: 54211
What you probably want is a notification from the user resource, but this might be a little hard because that would trigger on any change, not just creation. The underlying problem here is that the desired behavior you stated is expressed in procedural terms, not in terms of convergent state. Best approach is probably to build a custom resource to hide some of this logic, but at heart what you want is an if
statement like you already have.
Upvotes: 0