
The rest of the tree, literally everwhere, calls this value sysadmins - but the exim module calls it sysadmin. This doesn't really matter of course, but I noticed it while looking in to a review on another patch and couldn't not fix it. Also, there are two comments that are clearly remnants from having used exim.pp as a starting point. Change-Id: I184701c8c4d4b1e9d93d746b2ad0c5fc53443866
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705 B
Puppet
23 lines
705 B
Puppet
# == Class: openstack_project::server
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#
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# A server that we expect to run for some time
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class openstack_project::server (
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$iptables_public_tcp_ports = [],
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$iptables_public_udp_ports = [],
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$iptables_rules4 = [],
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$iptables_rules6 = [],
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$sysadmins = [],
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$certname = $::fqdn
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) {
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class { 'openstack_project::template':
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iptables_public_tcp_ports => $iptables_public_tcp_ports,
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iptables_public_udp_ports => $iptables_public_udp_ports,
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iptables_rules4 => $iptables_rules4,
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iptables_rules6 => $iptables_rules6,
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certname => $certname,
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}
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class { 'exim':
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sysadmins => $sysadmins,
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}
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}
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