Manage sysctl via a sysctl provider.
NOTE: If you are getting this from the community site it's named jn_sysctl. Due to some internal requirements the metadata sets it's name to "sysctl" this could cause some confusion.
WARNING: The default behavior on non-debian flavors is to write out /etc/sysctl.conf, which if you don't have settings in chef means you can kill your existing config. the sysctl_file atribute can control where this file goes in a role/override if you wish.
- sysctl: Hash of k/v pairs with sysctl settings.
- sysctl_file: The location we write out the configuration defaults to /etc/sysctl.conf on anything not debian flavor defaults to /etc/sysctl.d/99-chef.conf on debian
- attribute_driver.rb: Reads attributes set in
node[:sysctl][:values], and sets sysctl resources with the values - default.rb: Simply sets up the resources needed to use the lwrp
- library.rb: Empty recipe if you want to avoid default, but still want to explicitly include (for whatever reason)
- name: The key name. Defaults to the resource name i.e. sysctl "some.key"
- value: what to set this key to
- save: save the setting back to the node data (default: false)
- :set Make sure the running state is set (default)
- :write Write the config file (default)
- only intended to be used on Linux
Ensure running state, and write this key to sysctl.conf
sysctl "kernel.sysrq" do
value 1
end
Check out [example/recipes/example.rb] 2 For more recipe examples.
In a role attribute or override:
{
"sysctl": {
"net.ipv4.tcp_window_scaling": 0
}
}
Check out [example/attributes/example.rb] 1 For more attribute examples.
Author Jesse Nelson [email protected]
Copyright 2011-2013, Jesse Nelson
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