syncthing

Syncthing module for Puppet.

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released Feb 10th 2020

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Puppet Enterprise 2019.8.x, 2019.7.x, 2019.5.x, 2019.4.x, 2019.3.x, 2019.2.x, 2019.1.x, 2019.0.x, 2018.1.x, 2017.3.x, 2017.2.x, 2017.1.x, 2016.5.x, 2016.4.x
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Add this module to your Puppetfile:

mod 'brwyatt-syncthing', '1.1.6'

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Manually install this module globally with Puppet module tool:

puppet module install brwyatt-syncthing --version 1.1.6

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brwyatt/syncthing — version 1.1.6 Feb 10th 2020

syncthing

Compatibility note: the Puppet 3.7.0 and 3.8.0 compatibility has been dropped from metadata.json because the Puppet Forge does not provide a way to specifiy "compatible with Puppet 3.8.0 with future parser enabled". The module is, in fact, compatible with Puppet 3.7.0/3.8.0 with future parser enabled.

Version 1.0.0 has a (small) number of incompatible changes, most notably:

The version parameter has been renamed to package_version to reflect that this will only affact the version of the package installed, not of binaries.
Almost all defined types relevant to instance configuration now require instance_name in addition to home_path.
On the plus side, it is now possible to create what I like to call "binary" instances that install a defined version of the syncthing binary. See the binary_version parameter for more details.

Overview
Simple setup
- Beginning with Syncthing
- Syncthing instances
Usage - Classes and defined types available for configuration
- Classes and Defined Types
Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
Special Notes and Acknowledgements

Overview

This module is still very much beta. Syncthing itself is still changing rapidly and has a few quirks.

This Syncthing module is meant to automate large parts of the Syncthing installation, service management and configuration editing. If provides defined types for Syncthing instances and various parts of the Syncthing configuration files.

Daemonization is currently achieved through a modified version of the Yeasoft btsync init.d script. Currently, there are a number of issues, mostly to do with the fact that Syncthing spawns new processes so often.

Simple setup

What syncthing affects:

The syncthing installation directory (/usr/bin/syncthing by default)
Configuration file directory (/etc/syncthing by default)
The init.d script for Syncthing, if present (/etc/init.d/syncthing)

Beginning with Syncthing

Install Syncthing, the service (init.d script) with default paths, no instances:

class { 'syncthing': }

Syncthing instances

Instances can be declared directly in the Syncthing base class, or by defined types:

class { '::syncthing':
  instances => {
    'example' => {
      home_path   => '/home/synctester/example_instance',
      daemon_uid  => 'synctest', # Default: root
      daemon_gid  => 'synctester', # Default: root

      # Variables for standard parameters
      gui_tls     => true,
      gui_address => '0.0.0.0', # (Default)
      gui_port    => '8888', # Default: 8080

      # Override or set arbitrary options
      options     => {
        'listenAddress' => 'tcp4://0.0.0.0:19000',
        'startBrowser'  => 'false',
        'globalAnnounceServer'  => '', # disable defaults globalAnnounceServers
        'globalAnnounceServer'  => $announce_node, # add your private this way
        'globalAnnounceServer2' => $announce_node2, # add a second this way
      },
    }
  }
}

or:

::syncthing::instance { 'example':
  home_path => '/home/synctester/example_instance',
  ...
}

Usage

Classes and Defined Types

Class: `syncthing`

Installs Syncthing and sets up the init.d service. The download URL is determined from the Syncthing Github releases page.

Parameters within syncthing:

`bin`

Override the assumed value for the Syncthing binary name. Defaults to syncthing.

`binpath`

Override the assumed value for the path to the Syncthing binary. Defaults to /usr/local/bin. This will actually by a symlink to the latest downloaded syncthing Binary.

`store_path`

Override the assumed path to store downloaded and extracted Syncthing releases in. Defaults to /usr/local/share/syncthing.

`instancespath`

Override the assumed value to the Syncthing instances configuration files. Defaults to /etc/syncthing.

`package_version`

Override the value used for the installation. Defaults to latest, in which case new releases will be downloaded when they are publishing on the Syncthing Github page. Note that Syncthing also has an auto-update mechanism.

`manage_repo`

Boolean to install syncthing APT repository. Defaults to true. Set it to false to control package installation using your internal / personal repository.

`package_name`

The name of the package that will be used for syncthing installation. Defaults to syncthing. Nice option for those we built their own packages.

`instances`

Hash that will be used to declare syncthing::instance resources.

`folders`

Hash that will be used to declare syncthing::folder resources.

`devices`

Hash that will be used to declare syncthing::device resources.

`services_type`

The module attempts to determine the service provider and, based on this, the service file type to install (systemd, initd), on its own, first using the service_provider fact, then based on the OS version. This may or may not work, depending on your setup. This can be used to override the automatically determined value. Pass in "systemd" or "initd".

`create_home_path`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor create_home_path.

`daemon_uid`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor daemon_uid.

`daemon_gid`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor daemon_gid.

`daemon_umask`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor daemon_umask.

`daemon_nice`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefordaemon_nice.

`daemon_debug`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instance for daemon_debug.

`gui`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor gui.

`gui_tls`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor gui_tls.

`gui_address`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor gui_address.

`gui_port`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instance for gui_port.

`gui_apikey`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor gui_apikey.

`gui_user`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor gui_user.

`gui_password`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor gui_password.

See the notes on gui_password and gui_password_salt in the parameters for syncthing::instance for some important information regarding these two options.

`gui_password_salt`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor gui_password_salt.

`gui_options`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instancefor gui_options.

`instance_options`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::instance for options.

`device_compression`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::device for compression .

`device_introducer`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::device for introducer.

`device_options`

Override the default value passed to syncthing::device for options.

Defined Type: `syncthing::instance`

Creates an instance. Provides some parameters for common options and an options parameter to override or set arbitrary options.

  syncthing::instance { 'example':
    home_path  => '/etc/backups/example',
    daemon_uid => 'user',
    gui_tls    => true,
  }

Parameters within syncthing::instance:

`ensure`

Specify whether the instance configuration file is present or absent. Defaults to 'present'. Valid values are 'present' and 'absent'.

`home_path`

The home path for this instance. Where the configuration file and all certificates are stored. Mandatory parameter, will be created by Syncthing if not present.

`create_home_path`

Attempt to recursively create the passed home path prior to calling Syncthing to generate the configuration/certificates. This will be called in the context of the user identified by daemon_uid.

`binary`

Sets this instance to be a "binary instance", meaning it will download a Syncthing binary to the path specified by binary_path and use that binary instead of the package-provided binary.

`binary_path`

If binary is set to true, the Syncthing binary will be downloaded to this path.

`binary_version`

The Syncthing version to get when downloading a Syncthing binary. Defaults to latest.

Note that once a binary has been downloaded, this parameter becomes ineffective due to the fact that only the existance of a binary is checked, not the version.

This has the advantage that a binary instance, once created, can be upgraded independently from other instances, in constrast with "package instances", which all share the package binary and get upgraded/restarted when the package is upgraded.

`daemon_uid`

The UID to run the daemon for this instance as.

`daemon_gid`

The GID to run the daemon for this instance as.

`daemon_umask`

The umask to run the daemon for this instance with.

`daemon_nice`

The niceness level for the instance daemon.

`daemon_debug`

The debug level for the instance daemon.

`gui`

Enable or disable the GUI. Valid values are true or false. Defaults to true.

`gui_tls`

Enable or disable SSL for the GUI. Valid values are true or false. Defaults to true.

`gui_address`

The address the GUI should listen at. Defaults to 0.0.0.0.

`gui_port`

Binding port for the GUI. Defaults to 8080.

`gui_apikey`

The API key for the GUI.

`gui_user`

Providing this and gui_password enables user authentication.

`gui_password`

Password to use to authenticate for the GUI.

If a salt string is provided through the gui_password_salt parameter (see below), then the value passed to gui_password is assumed to be the plaintext password and will be hashed with BCrypt prior to being inserted into the configuration file, using gui_password_salt as salt.

If gui_password_salt is not provided, the value passed to gui_password will be inserted as-is into the configuration file. This way, a BCrypt hash can be provided directly so as not to have plaintext passwords in the Puppet/Hiera files.

One method to hash a password with a random salt to obtain a hash for that password for direct insertion is (requires the bcrypt gem):

ruby -e "require 'bcrypt'; puts BCrypt::Engine.hash_secret('<<<PASSWORD>>>', BCrypt::Engine.generate_salt);"`

`gui_password_salt`

This must be set to a valid BCrypt salt such as $2a$10$vI8aWBnW3fID.ZQ4/zo1G. when providing plaintext passwords for hashing through this module.

One method to generate hashes is (requires the brypt gem):

ruby -e "require 'bcrypt'; salt = BCrypt::Engine.generate_salt; puts salt;"

Setting this parameter will result in the module attempting to generate a BCrypt-encrypted password. This requires the bcrypt gem to be installed on the puppetmaster.

`gui_options`

Set or override arbitrary GUI options. Created as XML nodes in the <gui></gui> element.

`options`

Set or override arbitrary options. Created as XML nodes in the <options></options> element.

Defined Type: `syncthing::device`

Adds a <device> entry to the configuration file for the instance associated with the passed home path.

Direct declarations of this type are possible, but discouraged outside of programatical declarations due to its cumbersome options. Defining devices through the devices parameter of the syncthing::instance class is much more practical in any manual definition scenario.

  ::syncthing::device { 'laptop':
    home_path     => '/etc/backup/instance1',
    instance_name => 'instance1',
    id            => '523LMDC-KKQPKVU-JBPGYQU-IAGHP5B-TU38GN4-G7CEEHG-OOL32IR-YWQSFAX',
    compression   => true,
  }

Parameters within syncthing::device:

`ensure`

Specify whether the device configuration is present or absent. Defaults to 'present'. Valid values are 'present' and 'absent'.

`home_path`

The home path for the instance that should be told about this device. Mandatory parameter.

`instance_name`

The name of the instance that should be told about this device, as passed to the instances parameter on the syncthing class. Mandatory parameter.

`id`

The ID for the device in the usual form.

`device_name`

The name for the device, defaults to the resource name.

`compression`

Value to set for the compression option for this device. Can be true or false, defaults to false.

`introducer`

Value to set for the introducer option for this device. Can be true or false, defaults to false.

`address`

Set an address to use to contact the device. Defaults to dynamic.

`options`

Set or override arbitrary options. Created as XML nodes in the <device></device> element.

Defined Type: `syncthing::folder`

Adds a <folder> entry to the configuration file for the instance associated with the passed home path.

Direct declarations of this type are possible, but discouraged outside of programatical declarations due to its cumbersome options. Defining folders through the folders parameter of the syncthing::instance class is much more practical in any manual definition scenario.

::syncthing::folder { 'laptop':
  home_path     => '/etc/backup/instance1',
  instance_name => 'instance1',
  id            => 'backupfolder1',
  path          => '/home/syncuser/myfiles',
  options       => {
    # Override options here
    # for trashcan versioning :
    'versioning'              => 'trashcan',
    'versioning_cleanoutDays' => '10',
    # for simple versioning
    'versioning'     => 'simple',
    'versioning_keep' => '5',
    # for staggered versioning
    'versioning'               => 'staggered',
    'versioning_maxAge'        => '864000',
    'versioning_cleanInterval' => '3600',
    # for external versioning
    'versioning'         => 'external',
    'versioning_command' => 'cmd',      
  },
  devices       => {
    '523LMDC-KKQPKVU-JBPGYQU-IAGHP5B-TU38GN4-G7CEEHG-OOL32IR-YWQSFAX' => 'present',
  }
}

Parameters within syncthing::folder:

`ensure`

Specify whether the device configuration is present or absent. Defaults to 'present'. Valid values are 'present' and 'absent'.

`home_path`

The home path for the instance that should be told about this folder. Mandatory parameter.

`instance_name`

The name of the instance that should be told about this device, as passed to the instances parameter on the syncthing class. Mandatory parameter.

`id`

The ID for the folder. Defaults to the name parameter.

`path`

Path to the folder that should be synced.

`type`

Value to set for the folder type. Can be readwrite or readonly, defaults to readwrite.

`rescanIntervalS`

Value to set for the rescanIntervalS option for this device. Defaults to 60.

`ignorePerms`

Value to set for the ignorePerms option for this device. Can be true or false, defaults to false.

`autoNormalize`

Value to set for the autoNormalize option for this device. Can be true or false, defaults to false.

`options`

Set or override arbitrary options. Created as XML nodes in the <folder></folder> element.

`devices`

A hash of devices to enable for the folder. Invididual device IDs can be specified and set to present or absent:

::syncthing::folder { 'laptop':
  ...
  devices => {
    '523LMDC-KKQPKVU-JBPGYQU-IAGHP5B-TU38GN4-G7CEEHG-OOL32IR-YWQSFAX' => 'present',
    'IAGHP5B-7IASKM-JBPGYQU-G7CEEHG-TU38GN4-TU38GN4-523LMDC-OOL32IR'  => 'absent',
  }
  ...
}

Defined Type: `syncthing::folder_device`

Adds a <device> entry for the specified folder.

::syncthing::folder { 'backupfolder1_on_laptop':
  home_path     => '/etc/backup/instance1',
  instance_name => 'instance1',
  folder_id     => 'backupfolder1',
  device_id     => '523LMDC-KKQPKVU-JBPGYQU-IAGHP5B-TU38GN4-G7CEEHG-OOL32IR-YWQSFAX',
}

Parameters within syncthing::folder_device:

`ensure`

Specify whether the device entry is present or absent. Defaults to 'present'. Valid values are 'present' and 'absent'.

`home_path`

The home path for the instance that should be told about this device. Mandatory parameter.

`instance_name`

The name of the instance that should be told about this device, as passed to the instances parameter on the syncthing class. Mandatory parameter.

`folder_id`

The ID of the folder.

`device_id`

The ID of the device.

Reference

Classes

Public Classes

syncthing: Basic setup.

Private Classes

syncthing::install_package: Installs the Syncthing package.
syncthing::install_binary: Downloads a Syncthing binary.
syncthing::service: Installs the Syncthing init.d daemon.
syncthing::instance_service: Provides commands that emulate service start/stop/restart for binary Syncthing instances.
syncthing::params: Manages Syncthing parameters.

Defined Types

Public Defined Types

syncthing::instance
syncthing::device
syncthing::folder
syncthing::folder_device: Adds a known device to a folder.

Limitations

Operating system support

Currently, only Debian and Ubuntu are supported. Debian has been tested more extensively. Contributions adding support for further OSes are welcome!

Special Notes and Acknowledgements

This module is a continuation of William Hefter's Syncthing Puppet module which was abandoned July 8th, 2018. Everything this module is or may become is thanks to the time and effort he put in to the project.

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If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.

To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.

One line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.
Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA

Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.

If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:

Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) year name of author Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.

The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program.

You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:

Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.

signature of Ty Coon, 1 April 1989
Ty Coon, President of Vice

This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License.

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syncthing

Table of Contents

Overview

Simple setup

Beginning with Syncthing

Syncthing instances

Usage

Classes and Defined Types

Class: syncthing

bin

binpath

store_path

instancespath

package_version

manage_repo

package_name

instances

folders

devices

services_type

create_home_path

daemon_uid

daemon_gid

daemon_umask

daemon_nice

daemon_debug

gui

gui_tls

gui_address

gui_port

gui_apikey

gui_user

gui_password

gui_password_salt

gui_options

instance_options

device_compression

device_introducer

device_options

Defined Type: syncthing::instance

ensure

home_path

create_home_path

binary

binary_path

binary_version

daemon_uid

daemon_gid

daemon_umask

daemon_nice

daemon_debug

gui

gui_tls

gui_address

gui_port

gui_apikey

gui_user

gui_password

gui_password_salt

gui_options

options

Defined Type: syncthing::device

ensure

home_path

instance_name

id

Class: `syncthing`

`bin`

`binpath`

`store_path`

`instancespath`

`package_version`

`manage_repo`

`package_name`

`instances`

`folders`

`devices`

`services_type`

`create_home_path`

`daemon_uid`

`daemon_gid`

`daemon_umask`

`daemon_nice`

`daemon_debug`

`gui`

`gui_tls`

`gui_address`

`gui_port`

`gui_apikey`

`gui_user`

`gui_password`

`gui_password_salt`

`gui_options`

`instance_options`

`device_compression`

`device_introducer`

`device_options`

Defined Type: `syncthing::instance`

`ensure`

`home_path`

`create_home_path`

`binary`

`binary_path`

`binary_version`

`daemon_uid`

`daemon_gid`

`daemon_umask`

`daemon_nice`

`daemon_debug`

`gui`

`gui_tls`

`gui_address`

`gui_port`

`gui_apikey`

`gui_user`

`gui_password`

`gui_password_salt`

`gui_options`

`options`

Defined Type: `syncthing::device`

`ensure`

`home_path`

`instance_name`

`id`

`device_name`

`compression`

`introducer`

`address`

`options`

Defined Type: `syncthing::folder`

`ensure`

`home_path`

`instance_name`

`id`

`path`

`type`

`rescanIntervalS`

`ignorePerms`

`autoNormalize`

`options`

`devices`

Defined Type: `syncthing::folder_device`

`ensure`

`home_path`

`instance_name`

`folder_id`