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Manage sudo with Puppet on Debian-, RedHat- and SUSE-based linux distributions and some BSDs
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Important Line missing in Debian 7 #63

Closed max06 closed 10 years ago

max06 commented 10 years ago

Defaults secure_path="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin"

This line seems to get removed when using this module on debian 7. Using sudo is complicated without.

tosmi commented 10 years ago

seems strange to me. there is a separate template for wheezy (hope thats 7, as i'm not a debian user) which includes the secure_path setting (files/sudoers.wheezy). which version of the module are you using? did you change any of the default parameters for the module (e.g. enable)?

please also show us the output of

$ facter lsbdistcodename $ facter osfamily

as this is used to decide which template should be deployed under debian.

thanks toni

max06 commented 10 years ago

I'm using V 2.2.0 of your module Debian 7.5 = wheezy

There's a files sudo/files/sudoers.wheezy, which shows the missing line. lsbdistcodename: wheezy osfamily: Debian

No changes in usage: class { 'sudo': } some sudo::conf...

tosmi commented 10 years ago

ok, in 2.2.0 here's the problem (from params.pp)

case $::osfamily { debian: { case $::operatingsystemrelease { '7.0': { $source = "${source_base}sudoers.wheezy"

so you have version 7.5 of wheezy and the right template gets never deployed. this changed in 2.3.0 to use lsbdistcodename, so i would recommend an update to this version. you could also upgrade to the latest version, but be aware of the purge parameter introduced with 3.0.

toni

saz commented 10 years ago

@tosmi has provided a solution. I'll close this issue.