How to: Not use group=rvm

[judoole]

I have restrictions which makes me not able to create users or groups. How would I go about installing rvm under for example group root instead?

[carlossg]

the rvm group is created by rvm itself, you would need to do a single user install
https://rvm.io/rvm/install

[judoole]

Aha. That looks more like it. Maybe something along the lines of eirc/single_user_rvm is what rather suits my needs.

Thanks for such a quick reply!

[carlossg]

actually if you use this module as your user instead of root it should work too, although I never tried

[judoole]

My Puppet-skills comes up a little short for that. How would I go about doing that @carlossg? Or would I need to add some functionality to https://github.com/maestrodev/puppet-rvm/blob/maestrodev/manifests/system.pp running the exec part with su $user ?

[carlossg]

just run puppet apply as a normal user, something like puppet apply --modulepath /etc/puppet/modules your_site.pp

[judoole]

Aha. Hoped it could be done inside the main puppet manifest. So that Vagrant would easily be able to run it from one file. eirc/single_user_rvm did not run smoothly either. It has some dependency problems at centos it seems. So I think I'll end up writing a short version based on code from this repo, but for my use - centos and single user.