Closed tzz closed 10 years ago
seems better now, but not yet there:
cf-sketch> list -v params
The following parameter sets are defined:
fnord: Sketch System::Sudoers
[System::Sudoers][cmnd_alias]: { "C_reboot = /sbin/halt, /sbin/reboot" }
[System::Sudoers][defaults]: { }
[System::Sudoers][drop_dirs]: { }
[System::Sudoers][file_path]: /etc/sudoers.d/10_svh
[System::Sudoers][host_alias]: { "H_all = localhost, x12345, x54321" }
[System::Sudoers][prefix]: __PREFIX__
[System::Sudoers][runas_alias]: { "R_root = root" }
[System::Sudoers][user_alias]: { "U_admins = svenh, root, fnord" }
[System::Sudoers][user_specs]: { "U_admins H_all = (R_root) C_reboot" }
[System::Sudoers][visudo_path]: /usr/sbin/visudo
cf-sketch> run
Runfile /var/cfengine/inputs/cf-sketch-runfile-standalone.cf successfully generated.
Now executing the runfile with: /usr/local/sbin/cf-agent -f /var/cfengine/inputs/cf-sketch-runfile-standalone.cf
/var/cfengine/inputs/sketches/system/sudoers/main.cf:1:1: error: Broken variable syntax or bracket mismatch in string ($(arrays[user_specs)
/var/cfengine/inputs/sketches/system/sudoers/main.cf:1:1: error: Broken variable syntax or bracket mismatch in - outer ($(arrays[user_specs/)
/var/cfengine/inputs/sketches/system/sudoers/main.cf:1:1: error: Broken variable syntax or bracket mismatch in string ($(arrays[user_specs)
/var/cfengine/inputs/sketches/system/sudoers/main.cf:1:1: error: Broken variable syntax or bracket mismatch in string ($(arrays[user_specs)
[...]
/var/cfengine/inputs/sketches/system/sudoers/main.cf:1:1: error: Broken variable syntax or bracket mismatch in string ($(arrays[cmnd_alias)
/var/cfengine/inputs/sketches/system/sudoers/main.cf:1:1: error: Broken variable syntax or bracket mismatch in - outer ($(arrays[cmnd_alias/)
/var/cfengine/inputs/sketches/system/sudoers/main.cf:1:1: error: Broken variable syntax or bracket mismatch in string ($(arrays[cmnd_alias)
as well
@svenXY sorry for the silence. Due to travel I haven't been able to get back to this, but will next week.
No worries, but thanks for letting me know. Sven
Good news: this is fixed in 3.6 (master).
Could you try "cd tools/test; make sudoers2" in 3.5.2 with the latest DC? If the bug you observed is present in 3.5.2, I'll try to get it fixed in the upcoming 3.5.3.
Bad news: I found another bug while testing it in master, https://cfengine.com/dev/issues/3781 :anguished:
Does this actually work? My revision of sudoers created breaking changing in the API
I couldn't test because of the bug I cited. Waiting for it to be fixed.
Closes #404
@svenXY please test with this change if possible.