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Puppet module for managing Trac instances

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  • 0.1.0 (latest)
released Feb 24th 2014

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mod 'jjulien-trac', '0.1.0'
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jjulien/trac — version 0.1.0 Feb 24th 2014

trac

##Overview Puppet module for managing trac instances

##Usage

Creating a trac instance

To accept all defaults use this code. Note: This will setup trac with no authentication and no admins. You will need to setup your own apache auth at a more global level if you use these defaults. You will also probably want to specify at least one admin using trac::admin {'admin': } in your manifest as well.

  trac::project {'sampleproject': }

Setup using basic auth where this module manages the passwd file

  trac::project {'sampleproject': 
   admins       => ['testadmin'],
   userhash     => {'testadmin'     => '4a7h9E5zdLJ/c',
                   {'testuser'      => '4a7h9E5zdLJ/c'}

Setup using basic auth where your module manages the passwd file

  trac::project {'sampleproject': 
   admins       => ['testadmin'],
   auth_file    => '/etc/tracsecurity/passwd',
  }

Setup using your own template to manage the apache authentication

Manifest:

  trac::project {'sampleproject':
    httpd_auth_content => template('mytracmodule/httpd/auth.erb'),
    admins     => ['testadmin'],
  }

mytracmodule/httpd/auth.erb:

  AuthType Kerberos
  AuthName "EXAMPLE"
  Krb5KeyTab /etc/httpd/keytabs/http.keytab
  KrbMethodNegotiate On
  KrbMethodK5Passwd On
  KrbVerifyKDC On
  KrbServiceName HTTP/trac.example.com
  require valid-user

Parameters

#####db_user Default: testing

The database user who will manage the trac instance. This is used to buid the connection string for the trac.ini file.

#####db_host Default: localhost

The host the database is running on. This is used to buid the connection string for the trac.ini file.

#####db_port Default: 5432

The host the database is running on. This is used to buid the connection string for the trac.ini file.

#####httpd_auth_content Default: Configures for basic auth

#####auth_name Default: trac

The name displayed in the BasicAuth authentication popup

#####userhash Default: undef

Hash of {user => password} where password is a hashed version that will be placed into the htpasswd file

#####admins Deafult: []

A list of usernames to give the TRAC_ADMIN permission to

#####trac_title Default: undef

The title of your project which will be displayed at the top of your trac page

#####logo_image Default: undef

A Puppet file URL that points to the image you want displayed on your trac page. Ex. puppet:///module/mytracmodule/images/logo.png

#####logo_height Default: undef

The height of your logo

#####logo_width Default: undef

The width of your logo

#####logo_alttext Default: undef

Alt tag that will be associated with your logo

##TODOs

  • Add support for other database backends (currently only supports postgresql)
  • Abstract ini parameter management for the defined type trac::project and allow users to pass in a hash of override or additional parameters