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= users::root = | = users::root = | ||
This sets up the root user (or, on Windows, Administrator). | This sets up the root user (or, on Windows, Administrator). This provides the following easy-to-use variables, per {{bug|776641}}: | ||
* $users::root::username | |||
* $users::root::group | |||
* $users::root::home | |||
= users::builder = | = users::builder = | ||
Installs the builder user (cltbld for releng, although this can be adjusted in <tt>manifests/settings.pp</tt>). | Installs the builder user (cltbld for releng, although this can be adjusted in <tt>manifests/settings.pp</tt>). This provides the following easy-to-use variables, per {{bug|776641}}: | ||
* $users::root::username | |||
* $users::root::group | |||
* $users::root::home | |||
Revision as of 22:12, 23 July 2012
This module handles login accounts on the system. It has two classes that can be included. These are generally included high in the toplevel hierarchy.
users::global
This sets up some global (/etc) defaults for user configuration, e.g. PATH.
users::root
This sets up the root user (or, on Windows, Administrator). This provides the following easy-to-use variables, per bug 776641:
* $users::root::username * $users::root::group * $users::root::home
users::builder
Installs the builder user (cltbld for releng, although this can be adjusted in manifests/settings.pp). This provides the following easy-to-use variables, per bug 776641:
* $users::root::username * $users::root::group * $users::root::home