Cfengine bundle for editing sshd configuration file and restarting sshd if needed

edit_sshd.cf

# Parameters are:
#    file: file to edit
#    params: an array indexed by parameter name, containing the corresponding values. For example:
#      "sshd[Protocol]"                                string => "2";
#      "sshd[X11Forwarding]"                           string => "yes";
#      "sshd[UseDNS]"                                  string => "no";
# Diego Zamboni, November 2010
bundle agent edit_sshd(file,params)
{
files:
  "$(file)"
  handle => "edit_sshd",
  comment => "Set desired sshd_config parameters",
  edit_line => set_config_values("$(params)"),
  classes => if_repaired("restart_sshd");

commands:
  restart_sshd.!no_restarts::
    "/etc/init.d/sshd restart"
    handle => "sshd_restart",
    comment => "Restart sshd if the configuration file was modified";
}

bundle edit_line set_config_values(v)

 # Sets the RHS of configuration items in the file of the form
 #   LHS RHS
 # If the line is commented out with #, it gets uncommented first.
 # Adds a new line if none exists.
 # The argument is an associative array containing v[LHS]="rhs"
 
 # Based on set_variable_values from cfengine_stdlib.cf, modified to
 # use whitespace as separator, and to handle commented-out lines.
 
{
vars:
  "index" slist => getindices("$(v)");

  # Be careful if the index string contains funny chars
  "cindex[$(index)]" string => canonify("$(index)");

field_edits:

  # If the line is there, but commented out, first uncomment it
  "#+$(index)\s+.*"
     edit_field => col("\s+","1","$(index)","set");

  # match a line starting like the key something
  "$(index)\s+.*"
     edit_field => col("\s+","2","$($(v)[$(index)])","set"),
        classes => if_ok("not_$(cindex[$(index)])");

insert_lines:

  "$(index) $($(v)[$(index)])",
      ifvarclass => "!not_$(cindex[$(index)])";
}

use_edit_sshd.cf

bundle agent configfiles
{
vars:
  "sshdconfig" string => "/etc/ssh/sshd_config";

  # SSHD configuration to set
  "sshd[Protocol]"                                string => "2";
  "sshd[X11Forwarding]"                           string => "yes";
  "sshd[UseDNS]"                                  string => "no";

methods:
  "sshd"    usebundle => edit_sshd("$(sshdconfig)", "configfiles.sshd");
}

There are Cfengine modes for both Emacs and vi, but I don't know of any support for visual studio or Xcode.

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--Diego

On Jun 20, 2012, at 11:49 AM, ***@***.*** wrote: Thanks. I'll give that a shot, and get back to you. It'd be really cool to see a way to get CFEngine code syntax coloring added to Visual Studio, or Xcode. --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/714948

Interesting. It'd be great to get an Xcode or VS plugin working.