class uobldap { class { 'mit_krb5': default_realm => 'ADS.BRIS.AC.UK', dns_lookup_realm => false, dns_lookup_kdc => false, ticket_lifetime => '24h', renew_lifetime => '7d', forwardable => true, } class { 'mit_krb5::logging': default => 'FILE:/var/log/krb5libs.log', kdc => 'FILE:/var/log/krb5kdc.log', admin_server => 'FILE:/var/log/kadmind.log' } mit_krb5::realm { 'ADS.BRIS.AC.UK': kdc => 'ads.bris.ac.uk', admin_server => 'ads.bris.ac.uk' } mit_krb5::domain_realm { 'ADS.BRIS.AC.UK': domains => ['.ads.bris.ac.uk', 'ads.bris.ac.uk'] } }
Thursday, 8 January 2015
Calling a Puppet Module in your code
I installed a Puppet module called mit_krb5 so that I could configure Kerberos on my systems. Unfortunately, I was unable to get it to put the correct settings using Foreman, so I wrote some code to do this:
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