Provides Gentoo Portage features for Puppet.
Travis Test status:
package_use { 'app-admin/puppet':
use => ['flag1', 'flag2'],
target => 'puppet-flags',
version => '>=3.0.1',
ensure => present,
}
use can be either a string or an array of strings.
package_keywords { 'app-admin/puppet':
keywords => ['~x86', '-hppa'],
target => 'puppet',
version => '>=3.0.1',
ensure => present,
}
keywords can be either a string or an array of strings.
package_unmask { 'app-admin/puppet':
target => 'puppet',
version => '>=3.0.1',
ensure => present,
}
package_mask { 'app-admin/puppet':
target => 'tree',
version => '>=3.0.1',
ensure => present,
}
package_env { 'www-client/firefox':
env => 'no-lto',
target => 'firefox',
version => '>=20.0',
ensure => present,
}
env can be either a string or an array of strings.
The default location of make.conf is /etc/portage/make.conf
If you want to change it, you should do the following:
class { 'portage':
make_conf = '/etc/make.conf',
}
In order to add entries to make.conf:
portage::makeconf { 'portdir_overlay':
content => '/var/lib/layman',
ensure => present,
}
portage::makeconf { 'use':
content => ['flag1', 'flag2'],
ensure => present,
}
Changes in make.conf will also trigger re-emerge of the affected packages. You can disable this behaviour by setting make_conf_remerge to false.
You can also specify special content:
portage::makeconf { 'source /var/lib/layman/make.conf': }
This module provides a wrapper to the native package type:
portage::package { 'app-admin/puppet':
use => ['-minimal', 'augeas'],
use_version => '>=3.0.1',
keywords => ['~amd64', '~x86'],
keywords_version => '>=3.0.1',
mask_version => '<=2.3.17',
unmask_version => '>=3.0.1',
target => 'puppet',
keywords_target => 'puppet-keywords',
ensure => '3.0.1',
}
If no {keywords,use,mask,unmask}\_target is specified, then the value of target
is being used. The variables keywords, mask and unmask also accept the special
value all, that will create versionless entries. (This applies only to
portage::package, if you want versionless entries in any of the above
package\_\* types, you can just omit the version attribute.) Any change in
portage::package will also trigger the appropriate re-emerge to the affected
package.
All make.conf variables and most of the eselect modules are shown by facter
The eselect type/provider checks for the current state of an eselect module
(or gcc-config) by reading the currently selected value.
eselect { 'ruby':
set => 'ruby19',
}
Some eselect modules have special options or submodules:
eselect { 'python::python2':
set => 'python2.7',
}
eselect { 'php::apache2':
set => 'php5.3',
}
The webapp type/provider can be used to manage webapps via webapp-config.
webapp { 'www.example.org::/app':
appname => 'django',
appversion => '1.4.5',
server => 'nginx',
user => 'nginx',
group => 'nginx',
secure => 'yes',
}
The layman type/provider can be used to manage overlays via layman.
layman { 'x11':
ensure => present,
}
Custom overlay list can be used via overlay_list parameter.
layman { 'custom-overlay':
ensure => present,
overlay_list => 'https://some.xml.file.somethere',
}
This module can also handle the installation of various Gentoo tools.
class { 'portage':
portage_ensure => '2.2.6',
eix_ensure => '0.29.4',
eix_keywords => ['~amd64', '~x86'],
}
See manifests/init.pp for all the available tools that can be defined.
(It is recommended to use hiera in order to define the values)
- man 5 portage: http://www.linuxmanpages.com/man5/portage.5.php
- man 5 ebuild: http://www.linuxmanpages.com/man5/ebuild.5.php