Add a global password_encryption parameter #1584
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The function postgresql::password() looks at the default for encryption. If you want to use SCRAM on PostgreSQL < 14 then the default must be overridden, or specified for every use. This parameter allows it to be globally overridden.
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| @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ | |||
| $manage_selinux = pick($manage_selinux, false) | |||
| $package_ensure = 'present' | |||
| $module_workdir = pick($module_workdir,'/tmp') | |||
| $password_encryption = versioncmp($version, '14') ? { -1 => 'md5', default => 'scram-sha-256' } | |||
| $password_encryption = pick($password_encryption, versioncmp($version, '14') ? { -1 => 'md5', default => 'scram-sha-256' }) | |||
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Does that work? pick() refrences the variable itself? And line 21-24 follow the same pattern 馃
should it be:
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| $password_encryption = pick($password_encryption, versioncmp($version, '14') ? { -1 => 'md5', default => 'scram-sha-256' }) | |
| $password_encryption = pick($postgresql::globals::password_encryption, versioncmp($version, '14') ? { -1 => 'md5', default => 'scram-sha-256' }) |
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Yes, I was also surprised. I think it's (ab)using the parser a bit. I wanted to remain consistent.
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okay. so it's probably coming from globals. interesting. Not sure if that works on purpose or by accident :D
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Summary
The function postgresql::password() looks at the default for encryption. If you want to use SCRAM on PostgreSQL < 14 then the default must be overridden, or specified for every use. This parameter allows it to be globally overridden.
Related Issues (if any)
Found in theforeman/foreman-installer#924 when testing out SCRAM support with PostgreSQL 13.
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