after a really long time I have some spare time to play around with foreman
again.
I got my test machine installed and some settings deployed with foreman and
puppet - very cool
I also wanted to handle my sudoers file. So I Installed a puppet module to
do that. I can specify the content of the sudoers file with this plugin and
that works already. The problem is, that the sudoers file on the target
machine has an MS-DOS format which seems not to be valid.
Is there a way how i can set the fileencoding/linebreaks of my overwrite?
Just taking a guess at this: is that module using a template and might
that template be in MS-DOS format?
Joop
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On 29-12-2015 14:16, hirnschmalz wrote:
> I got my test machine installed and some settings deployed with
> foreman and puppet - very cool ;)
> I also wanted to handle my sudoers file. So I Installed a puppet
> module to do that. I can specify the content of the sudoers file with
> this plugin and that works already. The problem is, that the sudoers
> file on the target machine has an MS-DOS format which seems not to be
> valid.
>
> Is there a way how i can set the fileencoding/linebreaks of my overwrite?
>
