Hash files using regexp about puppet-postfix HOT 10 CLOSED

ping @raphink

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+1 ping @raphink ?

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I had a look at trying to get regexes to work via augeas and gave up in the end, instead I ended up doing the following:

profile::postfix::virtual:
    - "/rob.*/ root"

$virtual = lookup('profile::postfix::virtual',
{
  value_type    => Array,
  default_value => [],
  merge         => 'unique',
})

# A bit of a hack to work around the fact augeaus really doesn't want to
# use regexes in key names
#
# Note the double quote within double quote (which works here)
postfix::hash { '/etc/postfix/virtual':
  content => "${ $virtual.join("\n") }\n",
}

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@jordiclariana @OlivierLM do you have a specific example of the syntax you'd like to pass?

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As an example, this virtual map shall work :

/^.*-owner\@liste\.unicaen\.fr$/ sympabounce:
/^bounce\+.*/ sympabounce:
/^.+(?<!-owner)\@liste\.unicaen\.fr$/ sympa:

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@OlivierLM ok, and what would the Puppet code you'd expect to use for that?

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For the first line :

  postfix::transport {'/^.*-owner\@liste\.unicaen\.fr':
    ensure      => present,
    destination => 'sympabounce',
  }

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@OlivierLM #225 should fix it. Can you test it?

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Don't know how to try this easily :(

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Fixed in #225

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