In lib/puppet/parser/functions/ht_sha1.rb, once changed require 'sha1' to require 'digest/sha1' everything works fine. Running ruby 1.9.3-p484, puppet v3.4.2.

Hi all, I'm using this module on puppet 5.5.7 and I'm getting errors like
Error while evaluating a Function Call, undefined method encode in puppet modules where the function ht_md5 is called. I'm not sure about the root cause of this error, but I tried to rewrite the function using the new puppet api Puppet::Functions.create_function() instead of Puppet::Parser::Functions::newfunction() and the problem is resolved. Is anyone experiencing the same issue? I'm not really sure that this is the right solution (besides the fact that the old API is quite deprecated, but this is another issue)

Hi,

Thanks for the module - it's exactly what I was looking for when I saw it today.

I would like to ask if there is a way to prevent it from logging password changes. It currently reports "cryptpasswd changes 'oldpw' to 'newpw' in the logs. This may only be password hashes, but I'd still really like to be able to suppress these entries.

J

Hi,

I'd really love a way to be able to set the htpasswd file ownership/permissions/mode with the htpasswd type.

I know I can set them by using a file resource, but I'm using create_resources to build the htpasswd file from a hash so currently I'll have to add a defined type wrapper as a workaround.

J

Puppet > 3 version throws a warning about lib/puppet/type/htpasswd.rb

module Puppet
newtype(:htpasswd) do

Warning: Creating htpasswd via Puppet.newtype is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Use Puppet::Type.newtype instead.
(at /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/puppet.rb:162:in `newtype')

Please replace with "Puppet::Type.newtype(:htpasswd) do"

I have an existing htpasswd file with a single entry:
foo:N6r2FyxGvBRr6

I created the declaration:
htpasswd {'/tmp/passwd foo':
username => 'foo',
cryptpasswd => 'N6r2FyxGvBRr6',
target => '/tmp/passwd',
}

then reran puppet and have /tmp/passwd containing:

HEADER: This file was autogenerated at Tue Sep 24 14:05:08 -0400 2013

HEADER: by puppet. While it can still be managed manually, it

HEADER: is definitely not recommended.

foo:N6r2FyxGvBRr6

Puppet Name: /tmp/passwd foo

foo:N6r2FyxGvBRr6

It did the same thing if the passwords are different as well.

Hi,

Would it be possible to add support for bcrypt?

Docker registry auth only accepts bcrypt cipher, and this module does not seem to support it.

Best,

Hello,

I'm having a problem with your htpasswd type. The problem is that I already have a htpasswd file with some users. Now, I want to use your type to modify the password for one of the users. When I add a

htpasswd {'myuser':
  ...
}

resource to my site, then myuser line is duplicated, adding a second line to file instead of replacing the existing one.
For example, this is my existing htpasswdfile:

myuser:H8rXKPWmOZMpE

and after

htpasswd { "myuser":
  username    => 'myuser',
  target      => "/tmp/htpasswd",
  cryptpasswd => ht_sha1('some password'),
}

the resulting file is:

# HEADER: This file was autogenerated at 2014-05-15 11:19:11 +0200
# HEADER: by puppet.  While it can still be managed manually, it
# HEADER: is definitely not recommended.
myuser:H8rXKPWmOZMpE
# Puppet Name: myuser
myuser:{SHA}2jmj7l5rSw0yVb/vlWAYkK/YBwk=

is it possible to handle this?

It would be cool to pass a parameter which would change ownership of the created file.

Hi,

on ubuntu I found no way how I can change user: group or mode of htpasswd. Default installation is done with root:root / mode 660

any Idea?

Best regards,
jerger

In my manifest I've tried
ht_md5('password', 'salt')
When running puppet I got this error:

Error: undefined method `encode' for Scope(Mater::App[staging]):Puppet::Parser::Scope at /etc/puppet/modules/mater/manifests/app.pp:16 on node fullstack2.lan
Wrapped exception:
undefined method `encode' for Scope(Mater::App[staging]):Puppet::Parser::Scope

Using instead ht_sha1('password') required me to change require 'sha1' to require 'digest/sha1', and then worked good (#5).

These are my first steps with puppet, but it's not a complex task however. Any hint?
Thanks!

got lot of warnings on puppetserver

https://github.com/leinaddm/puppet-htpasswd/blob/v0.0.3/lib/puppet/parser/functions/ht_md5.rb#L19
https://github.com/leinaddm/puppet-htpasswd/blob/v0.0.3/lib/puppet/parser/functions/ht_md5.rb#L30

Jun 17 02:33:06 pupt02l1 java[3630]: /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/main/modules/htpasswd/lib/puppet/parser/functions/ht_md5.rb:30 warning: already initialized constant DIGEST_LENGTH
Jun 17 02:33:31 pupt02l1 java[3630]: /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/main/modules/htpasswd/lib/puppet/parser/functions/ht_md5.rb:19 warning: already initialized constant SALT_CHARS

my mistake, please ignore.

Hi,

Could you add license details for usage of your module? We're not sure if we're violating your terms if we pull this down from the Forge and use it in our provisioning code.

Thanks,
Mark

Using the following code results in no exported resource

@@htpasswd {'user':
    cryptpasswd => ht_sha1('password'),
    target      => '/etc/apache2/htpasswd',
    tag         => 'tag',
}

while doing the same with the cryptpasswd given directly will create the resource on the collecting node

@@htpasswd {'user':
    cryptpasswd => 'password',
    target      => '/etc/apache2/htpasswd',
    tag         => 'tag',
}

Hi,

By default the permissions of htpasswd file is 0600, I need to have it more opened, would it be possible to add an option to change those permissions?

Best,