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‎Modulefile

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name 'puppet-pureftpd'
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version '1.0.3'
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author '5Ub-Z3r0'
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license 'GPL v3'
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project_page 'https://github.com/5Ub-Z3r0/puppet-pureftpd'
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source 'https://github.com/5Ub-Z3r0/puppet-pureftpd.git'
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summary 'Pure-FTPd module'
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description 'This module manages Pure-FTPd via Puppet.
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It currently supports only RHEL, altough it should be easy to modify it to manage Debian-like systems.
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Requirements:
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* [Facter](http://www.puppetlabs.com/puppet/related-projects/facter/) 1.6.1 or greater (versions that support the osfamily fact)
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Todo:
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- complete the config_mysql and config_pgsql defines
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'
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## Add dependencies, if any:
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name 'puppet-pureftpd'
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version '1.0.3'
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author '5Ub-Z3r0'
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license 'GPL v3'
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project_page 'https://github.com/5Ub-Z3r0/puppet-pureftpd'
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source 'https://github.com/5Ub-Z3r0/puppet-pureftpd.git'
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summary 'Pure-FTPd module'
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description 'This module manages Pure-FTPd via Puppet.
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It currently supports only RHEL, altough it should be easy to modify it to manage Debian-like systems.
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Requirements:
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* [Facter](http://www.puppetlabs.com/puppet/related-projects/facter/) 1.6.1 or greater (versions that support the osfamily fact)
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Todo:
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- complete the config_mysql and config_pgsql defines
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'
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## Add dependencies, if any:

‎manifests/config_ldap.pp

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# == Define: pureftpd::config
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#
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# This module manages the pure-ftpd configuration files with LDAP authentication
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#
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# === Parameters
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#
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# [*ldap_server*]
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# Mandatory, is the IP or FQDN of the LDAP server
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#
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# [*ldap_basedn*]
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# Mandatory, is the base DN of the LDAP tree where the users are stored
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# (e.g.: ou=People,dc=company,dc=com)
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#
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# [*ldap_filter*]
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# Mandatory, specifies a filter that can be used to filter out users
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# (e.g.: '(&(objectClass=posixAccount)(uid=\L))')
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#
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# [*ldap_port*]
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# Optional, defaults to 389
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# The server port where the ldap service listens
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#
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# [*ldap_authmethod*]
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# Mandatory, can either be BIND or password
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# Manages the authentication methof for the LDAP users.
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#
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# [*$ldap_binddn*]
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# Optional, defaults to "".
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# the binddn that will be used to connect to the tree; leave blank if LDAP
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# supports anonymous bind.
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#
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# [*ldap_bindpw*]
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# Optional, defaults to "".
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# the binddn pass that will be used to connect to the tree; leave blank if LDAP
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# supports anonymous bind.
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#
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# [*ldap_usetls*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Defines whether or not to use a TLS connection to the LDAP service.
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#
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# [*use_selinux*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Manages whether or not to enable selinux extensions.
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#
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# [*allow_anonymous*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Manages whether or not to allow anonymous users.
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#
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# [*allow_fxp*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Manages whether or not to allow the fxp protocol
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#
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# [*user_bandwidth*]
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# Optional, defaults to undef.
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# Defines the maximum bandwidth that the can be used, in the form
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# $kb_download:$kb_upload (e.g., 1800:1800).
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#
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# [*max_clients_number*]
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# Optional, defaults to 50.
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# Maximum number of simultaneous users that the server can manage.
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#
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# [*max_clients_per_ip*]
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# Optional, defaults to 8.
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# Maximum number of different clients that can come from a single IP
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#
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# [*umask*]
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# Optional, defaults to 133:022.
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# Specifies the user mask of the uploaded files/directories, in the form
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# $file_umask:$dir_umask (e.g., 177:077).
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#
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# [*min_uid*]
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# Optional, defaults to 500.
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# The minimum user id that can be accepted as an ftp user.
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#
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# [*allow_chmod*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Whether or not users are allowed to change ownerships of their files.
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#
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# [*use_tls*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Whether or not to accept tls connections in addition to normal ones.
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# TODO: Remember to place your server certificate in /etc/ssl/private/pure-ftpd.pem
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#
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# [*force_passive_ip*]
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# Optional, defaults to undef (not set)
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# Force an IP address in PASV/EPSV/SPSV replies
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#
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# [*motd_file*]
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# Optional, defaults to undef (use the dynamic provided file).
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# Manages the location of the server motd file, if any.
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#
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# === Examples
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#
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# pureftpd::config_ldap { 'ftp-server':
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# ldap_server => '192.168.100.10',
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# ldap_basedn => 'ou=Users,dc=company,dc=com',
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# ldap_filter => '(&(objectClass=posixAccount)(uid=\L))',
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# ldap_authmethod => 'BIND'
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# user_bandwidth => '1800:1800'
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# }
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#
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# === Authors
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#
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# 5Ub-Z3r0
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#
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class 'pureftpd::config_ldap' (
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$ldap_port = '389',
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$ldap_usetls = false,
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$ldap_server,
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$ldap_basedn,
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$ldap_binddn = '',
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$ldap_bindpw = '',
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$ldap_filter,
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$ldap_authmethod
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) {
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file { "${pureftpd::params::config_dir}/pureftpd-ldap.conf":
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ensure => file,
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content => template("${module_name}/${::osfamily}/pureftpd-ldap.conf.erb"),
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owner => 'root',
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group => 'root',
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mode => '0644',
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notify => Service[$pureftpd::params::service_name]
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}
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}
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# == Define: pureftpd::config
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#
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# This module manages the pure-ftpd configuration files with LDAP authentication
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#
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# === Parameters
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#
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# [*ldap_server*]
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# Mandatory, is the IP or FQDN of the LDAP server
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#
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# [*ldap_basedn*]
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# Mandatory, is the base DN of the LDAP tree where the users are stored
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# (e.g.: ou=People,dc=company,dc=com)
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#
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# [*ldap_filter*]
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# Mandatory, specifies a filter that can be used to filter out users
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# (e.g.: '(&(objectClass=posixAccount)(uid=\L))')
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#
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# [*ldap_port*]
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# Optional, defaults to 389
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# The server port where the ldap service listens
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#
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# [*ldap_authmethod*]
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# Mandatory, can either be BIND or password
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# Manages the authentication methof for the LDAP users.
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#
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# [*$ldap_binddn*]
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# Optional, defaults to "".
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# the binddn that will be used to connect to the tree; leave blank if LDAP
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# supports anonymous bind.
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#
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# [*ldap_bindpw*]
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# Optional, defaults to "".
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# the binddn pass that will be used to connect to the tree; leave blank if LDAP
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# supports anonymous bind.
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#
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# [*ldap_usetls*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Defines whether or not to use a TLS connection to the LDAP service.
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#
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# [*use_selinux*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Manages whether or not to enable selinux extensions.
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#
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# [*allow_anonymous*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Manages whether or not to allow anonymous users.
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#
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# [*allow_fxp*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Manages whether or not to allow the fxp protocol
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#
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# [*user_bandwidth*]
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# Optional, defaults to undef.
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# Defines the maximum bandwidth that the can be used, in the form
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# $kb_download:$kb_upload (e.g., 1800:1800).
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#
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# [*max_clients_number*]
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# Optional, defaults to 50.
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# Maximum number of simultaneous users that the server can manage.
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#
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# [*max_clients_per_ip*]
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# Optional, defaults to 8.
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# Maximum number of different clients that can come from a single IP
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#
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# [*umask*]
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# Optional, defaults to 133:022.
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# Specifies the user mask of the uploaded files/directories, in the form
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# $file_umask:$dir_umask (e.g., 177:077).
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#
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# [*min_uid*]
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# Optional, defaults to 500.
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# The minimum user id that can be accepted as an ftp user.
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#
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# [*allow_chmod*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Whether or not users are allowed to change ownerships of their files.
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#
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# [*use_tls*]
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# Optional, defaults to false.
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# Whether or not to accept tls connections in addition to normal ones.
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# TODO: Remember to place your server certificate in /etc/ssl/private/pure-ftpd.pem
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#
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# [*force_passive_ip*]
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# Optional, defaults to undef (not set)
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# Force an IP address in PASV/EPSV/SPSV replies
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#
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# [*motd_file*]
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# Optional, defaults to undef (use the dynamic provided file).
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# Manages the location of the server motd file, if any.
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#
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# === Examples
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#
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# pureftpd::config_ldap { 'ftp-server':
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# ldap_server => '192.168.100.10',
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# ldap_basedn => 'ou=Users,dc=company,dc=com',
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# ldap_filter => '(&(objectClass=posixAccount)(uid=\L))',
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# ldap_authmethod => 'BIND'
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# user_bandwidth => '1800:1800'
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# }
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#
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# === Authors
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#
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# 5Ub-Z3r0
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#
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class 'pureftpd::config_ldap' (
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$ldap_port = '389',
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$ldap_usetls = false,
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$ldap_server,
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$ldap_basedn,
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$ldap_binddn = '',
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$ldap_bindpw = '',
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$ldap_filter,
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$ldap_authmethod
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) {
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file { "${pureftpd::params::config_dir}/pureftpd-ldap.conf":
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ensure => file,
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content => template("${module_name}/${::osfamily}/pureftpd-ldap.conf.erb"),
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owner => 'root',
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group => 'root',
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mode => '0644',
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notify => Service[$pureftpd::params::service_name]
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}
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}

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