#s3cmd puppet module
##Overview
Install s3cmd on Ubuntu/Debian/RedHat/CentOS/Amazon AMI from OS repo or in RedHat/CentOS case from the s3tools repository.
Tested with Travis
##Installation
$ puppet module install golja/s3cmd
##Usage
###Install s3cmd package
include '::s3cmd'
###Create .s3cfg configuration for user root
s3cmd::config {'root':
aws_access_key => 'AUIAJYSJQT5WQ5S7EISQ',
aws_secret_key => 'Kd24SfkdcQfsS4294MSKAS432',
}
###Parameters
####s3cmd
#####ensure
Valid value present/absent
####s3cmd::config
#####aws_access_key
REQUIRED - AWS key with S3 privileges to modify data in the S3
#####aws_secret_key
REQUIRED - AWS secret key
#####ensure
Remove or install the s3cmd config file. Possible values present or absent
Default: present
#####bucket_location
AWS S3 supports the following buckets: US, EU or eu-west-1, us-west-1 (Oregon), us-west-1 (N California), ap-southeast-1 (Singapore), ap-southeast-2 (Sydney), ap-northeast-1 (Tokyo) and sa-east-1 (Sao Paulo). Default: US
#####use_https
If use HTTPS protocol for communication with Amazon S3. Default: True
#####encryption_passphrase
Encryption password is used to protect your files from reading by unauthorized persons while in transfer to S3. Default: undef
#####user
system username which defines the .s3cfg file location. Default: $title
#####home_dir
Overwrites the default home dir of the user in case you are not using /home or /root for root. Default: undef
#####path_to_gpg
Path to GPG if encryption is enabled. Default: /usr/bin/gpg
#####proxy_host
Proxy server. Default: undef
#####proxy_port
Proxy port. Default: undef
- Debian Wheezy
- Ubuntu 12+
- RedHat 5/6
- CentOS 5/6
- Amazon AMI
See LICENSE file