we probably want to logrotate these files

[dsa-puppet.git] / modules / vsftpd / manifests / site.pp

diff --git a/modules/vsftpd/manifests/site.pp b/modules/vsftpd/manifests/site.pp
index fb8feaeeddb1d32a956f52f4f13a37e79f876840..a2ca6cb29e2c3f91ad643853fa325af83c70897f 100644 (file)
--- a/modules/vsftpd/manifests/site.pp
+++ b/modules/vsftpd/manifests/site.pp
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ define vsftpd::site (
        $source='',
        $content='',
        $bind='',
+       $logfile="/var/log/ftp/vsftpd-${name}.debian.org.log",
        $ensure=present
 ){
 
@@ -19,11 +20,21 @@ define vsftpd::site (
        $fname = "/etc/vsftpd-${name}.conf"
 
        $noop = $::hostname ? {
-               villa    => false,
-               lobos    => false,
-               steffani => false,
-               wieck    => false,
-               default  => true
+               bizet     => false,
+               franck    => false,
+               gluck     => false,
+               lobos     => false,
+               kassia    => false,
+               klecker   => false,
+               ravel     => false,
+               saens     => false,
+               santoro   => false,
+               schein    => false,
+               steffani  => false,
+               villa     => false,
+               wieck     => false,
+               morricone => false,
+               default   => true
        }
 
        if $source {
@@ -42,6 +53,11 @@ define vsftpd::site (
                fail ( "Need one of source or content for $name" )
        }
 
+       file { "/etc/logrotate.d/vsftpd-${name}":
+               ensure  => $ensure,
+               content => template('vsftpd/logrotate.erb')
+       }
+
        # We don't need a firewall rule because it's added in vsftp.pp
        xinetd::service { "vsftpd-${name}":
                bind        => $bind,
@@ -50,6 +66,7 @@ define vsftpd::site (
                port        => 'ftp',
                server_args => $fname,
                ferm        => false,
+               instances   => 200,
                require     => File[$fname]
        }