Sysconfig Cookbook

Cookbook which configures Sysconfig.

Platforms

The following platforms are tested using Test Kitchen:

CentOS (RHEL) 5/6/7

Basic Usage

The default recipe gives you the ability to pass attributes and setup sysconfig files on the filesystem. You can tweak the settings in the Policefile.rb or directly using attributes. All Sysconfig specific settings should use underscores like the examples below.

Recipe

default['sysconfig']['servicename'] = 'something'
default['sysconfig']['something']['config']['settings']['kernel_test'] = 'something'
default['sysconfig']['something']['config']['settings']['kernel_test2'] = 'something2'
default['sysconfig']['something']['config']['settings']['kernel_test3'] = 'something3'

For mutliple sysconfig files you can pass as an array

default['sysconfig']['servicename'] = ['something','something2']
default['sysconfig']['something']['config']['settings']['kernel_test'] = 'something'
default['sysconfig']['something']['config']['settings']['kernel_test2'] = 'something2'
default['sysconfig']['something']['config']['settings']['kernel_test3'] = 'something3'
default['sysconfig']['something2']['config']['settings']['kernel_test'] = 'something'
default['sysconfig']['something2']['config']['settings']['kernel_test2'] = 'something2'
default['sysconfig']['something2']['config']['settings']['kernel_test3'] = 'something3'

Policyfile

name 'sysconfig'
default_source :community
cookbook 'sysconfig', git: 'https://github.com/acaiafa/sysconfig-cookbook'
run_list 'sysconfig::default'

default['sysconfig']['servicename'] = 'something'
default['sysconfig']['config']['settings']['kernel_test'] = 'something'
default['sysconfig']['config']['settings']['kernel_test2'] = 'something2'
default['sysconfig']['config']['settings']['kernel_test3'] = 'something3'