Safe Haskell	None
Language	Haskell98

Propellor.Property.User

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data Eep Source

Constructors

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accountFor :: User -> Property NoInfo Source

systemAccountFor :: User -> Property NoInfo Source

systemAccountFor' :: User -> Maybe FilePath -> Maybe Group -> Property NoInfo Source

nuked :: User -> Eep -> Property NoInfo Source

Removes user home directory!! Use with caution.

hasSomePassword :: User -> Property HasInfo Source

Only ensures that the user has some password set. It may or may not be a password from the PrivData.

hasSomePassword' :: IsContext c => User -> c -> Property HasInfo Source

While hasSomePassword uses the name of the host as context, this allows specifying a different context. This is useful when you want to use the same password on multiple hosts, for example.

hasPassword :: User -> Property HasInfo Source

Ensures that a user's password is set to a password from the PrivData. (Will change any existing password.)

A user's password can be stored in the PrivData in either of two forms; the full cleartext Password or a CryptPassword hash. The latter is obviously more secure.

hasPassword' :: IsContext c => User -> c -> Property HasInfo Source

setPassword :: (((PrivDataField, PrivData) -> Propellor Result) -> Propellor Result) -> Propellor Result Source

hasInsecurePassword :: User -> String -> Property NoInfo Source

Makes a user's password be the passed String. Highly insecure: The password is right there in your config file for anyone to see!

chpasswd :: User -> String -> [String] -> Propellor Result Source

lockedPassword :: User -> Property NoInfo Source

data PasswordStatus Source

Constructors

NoPassword
LockedPassword
HasPassword

Instances

Eq PasswordStatus Source

getPasswordStatus :: User -> IO PasswordStatus Source

isLockedPassword :: User -> IO Bool Source

homedir :: User -> IO FilePath Source

hasGroup :: User -> Group -> Property NoInfo Source

hasDesktopGroups :: User -> Property NoInfo Source

Gives a user access to the secondary groups, including audio and video, that the OS installer normally gives a desktop user access to.

Note that some groups may only exit after installation of other software. When a group does not exist yet, the user won't be added to it.

shadowConfig :: Bool -> Property NoInfo Source

Controls whether shadow passwords are enabled or not.

shadowExists :: IO Bool Source

hasLoginShell :: User -> FilePath -> Property NoInfo Source

Ensures that a user has a specified login shell, and that the shell is enabled in etcshells.

shellSetTo :: User -> FilePath -> Property NoInfo Source

shellEnabled :: FilePath -> Property NoInfo Source

Ensures that etcshells contains a shell.