puppet parser validate manifestname.pp
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Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Check syntax of puppet manifests
How to do this:-
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Monday, 3 June 2013
Passwordless ssh with Puppet
This can be achieved with the ssh_authorized_key resource type.
Before doing this in puppet you need to generate a key on the host you want to ssh from. From within the user account you want the ssh access to occur from:-
Take a copy of the key text from /home/username/.ssh/authorized_keys. This should just be the key part not the ssh type or user and hostname. Also take a copy of the type and the user and hostname part.
Within puppet do the following:-
In the above the details from the authorized_keys file are found:-
You should know be able to ssh without a password
ssh-keygen
Take a copy of the key text from /home/username/.ssh/authorized_keys. This should just be the key part not the ssh type or user and hostname. Also take a copy of the type and the user and hostname part.
Within puppet do the following:-
ssh_authorized_key {
"andy@ahibbert":
ensure => present,
user => andy,
type => "ssh-rsa",
key => "AAAAB....."
}
In the above the details from the authorized_keys file are found:-
- andy@ahibbert - user and hostname I'm ssh'ing from
- type - the ssh type I am using
- key - the public ssh key
puppet apply auto_ssh.pp
You should know be able to ssh without a password
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