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While testing the ini style config formula I've found that it clobbers the 4 default HostKey in the Ubuntu sshd_config down to the last one (without a HostKey specified in the pillar).
Following the pillar.example style of HostKey config Salt fails to compile the SLS on the minion. I think that's just because the current pillar.example isn't made with the config_ini formula in mind (it has a list/block of hostkeys which causes the compile issue).
All the other config variables which only appear once aren't affected and update just fine.
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@jtryon Thanks for your bug report.
The config_ini.sls variant is AFAIK developed independently of the "normal" config.sls. Furthermore I'm not sure whether config_ini.sls receives as much attention as config.sls.
Could you please submit a PR which fixes the issue?
While testing the ini style config formula I've found that it clobbers the 4 default HostKey in the Ubuntu sshd_config down to the last one (without a HostKey specified in the pillar).
sshd_config Before
sshd_config After
Following the pillar.example style of HostKey config Salt fails to compile the SLS on the minion. I think that's just because the current pillar.example isn't made with the config_ini formula in mind (it has a list/block of hostkeys which causes the compile issue).
All the other config variables which only appear once aren't affected and update just fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: