Action "file.types.krb5_conf"

Modify the client Kerberos configuration file located by default in "/etc/krb5.conf". Kerberos is a network authentication protocol. It is designed to provide strong authentication for client/server applications by using secret-key cryptography.

Example registering a new realm

const {$status} = await nikita.file.types.krb_conf({
  merge: true,
  content: {
    realms: {
      'MY.DOMAIN': {
        kdc: 'ipa.domain.com:88',
        admin_server: 'ipa.domain.com:749',
        default_domain: 'domain.com'
      }
    }
  }
})
console.info(`Configuration was updated: ${$status}`)

Schema definitions

definitions =
  config:
    type: 'object'
    properties:
      'backup':
        type: ['string','boolean']
        description: '''
        Create a backup, append a provided string to the filename extension or
        a timestamp if value is not a string, only apply if the target file
        exists and is modified.
        '''
      'clean':
        type: 'boolean'
        description: '''
        Remove all the lines whithout a key and a value, default to "true".
        '''
      'content':
        type: 'object'
        description: '''
        Object to stringify.
        '''
      'merge':
        type: 'boolean'
        description: '''
        Read the target if it exists and merge its content.
        '''
      'target':
        type: 'string', default: '/etc/krb5.conf'
        description: '''
        Destination file.
        '''
    required: ['content']

Handler

handler = ({config}) ->
  await @file.ini
    parse: utils.ini.parse_brackets_then_curly
    stringify: utils.ini.stringify_brackets_then_curly
  , config

Exports

module.exports =
  handler: handler
  metadata:
    definitions: definitions

Dependencies

utils = require '../utils'

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