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It should be possible to not overwrite the main sudoers configuration file and only provide files to be included. This introduces a new Pillar variable to achieve that. If it's not set we default to the old behaviour of managing that file.
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30 lines
982 B
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{% from "sudoers/map.jinja" import sudoers with context %}
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include:
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- sudoers
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{% do sudoers.update(pillar.get('sudoers', {})) %}
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{% set includedir = sudoers.get('includedir', '/etc/sudoers.d') %}
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{% set included_files = sudoers.get('included_files', {}) %}
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{% for included_file,spec in included_files.items() -%}
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sudoers include {{ included_file }}:
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file.managed:
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{% if '/' in included_file %}
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- name: {{ included_file }}
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{% else %}
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- name: {{ includedir }}/{{ included_file }}
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{% endif %}
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- user: root
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- group: {{ sudoers.get('group', 'root') }}
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- mode: 440
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- template: jinja
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- source: salt://sudoers/files/sudoers
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- check_cmd: {{ sudoers.get('execprefix', '/usr/sbin') }}/visudo -c -f
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- context:
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included: True
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sudoers: {{ spec|json }}
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{% if salt['pillar.get']('sudoers:manage_main_config', True) %}
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- require:
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- file: {{ sudoers.get('configpath', '/etc') }}/sudoers
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{% endif %}
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{% endfor %}
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