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position parameter does not work #3
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If the entry already exists, On Thu, 7 May 2015 22:31 Michael Marod [email protected] wrote:
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Ah ok -- Well I tried positioned and am getting this error...
I have version 2.1.1 of the augeasproviders_core module and 4.6.0 of puppetlabs/stdlib and pluginsync is enabled... Any idea which module has the in_position? function? |
That is quite weird. |
I seem to have a similar issue trying to insert pam line at the end of account chain With both cases below, the line was added to the end of the file instead of where I expected Tried this: pam { "puppet_pam_auth":
ensure => positioned,
service => 'sshd',
type => 'account',
control => 'sufficient',
module => 'pam_pbssimpleauth.so',
position => 'before *[type="session"]'
} Then tried this with same result: pam { "puppet_pam_auth":
ensure => positioned,
service => 'sshd',
type => 'account',
control => 'sufficient',
module => 'pam_pbssimpleauth.so',
position => 'before module pam_selinux.so'
} Result from both:
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Sor, arriving on debian 11, puppet 7.10 seeing this issue. I like to tinker around with stuff, but this one I have no idea where to start. Lenses are a big voodoo for me. Edit: Sorry, this was my own wrongdoing. I had a mix of old modules and camptocamp augeas, augeasproviders_core and a big mess. Apology. |
I have tried using both XPath and default forms for declaring positions and neither seem to work. I also tried declaring the position param as 'after' on the second pam resource below but that also did not work.
Using Debian 7 / Puppet 3.7.3
The output of this is...
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