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Make repo management optional #18
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We want to use duo_unix to configure and install duo itself, but we want to configure the actual pam stack manually. Setting manage_pam => false prevents the module from editing password-auth or other pam files.
…late-params inherit duo_unix class for params in template
Add manage_pam configuration parameter
Per https://duo.com/docs/duounix this is groups not group
Update duo.conf.erb
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Any chance of this being merged if conflicts are resolved? I can send a follow-up PR doing so if OP isn't around anymore. |
…_unix into manage_repo_optional
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Rebased against master, to resolve conflicts |
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It's useful to be able to skip / disable repo creation, especially when using local mirrors for upstream packages (so deployments and provisioning are not dependent on Internet connectivity at build-time). This PR adds a
manage_repoflag (defaulting totrue) to allow control over the creation and usage of upstream apt / yum repositories.