Ability to insert free-text lines to sudoers #14
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Damn. Sorry for not getting to this earlier. |
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Ability to insert free-text lines to sudoers
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For some User specific TTY settings I needed the possibility to insert the respective specs to the suoders.
I got aware that this topic is mentioned in the list of open Issues.
Since I like it more when there is just one module involved for one purpose (and therefore not wanting to use Augeas or other modules for this purpose), I expanded the abstractitptyltd/puppet-sudo module with a simple possibility to insert a line to sudoers - as a simple workaround for this and any future needs.