Use Case
I wanted to tell Puppet to re-read the files on disk for an environment, but to do that i have to modify auth.conf. First, I think oh, here's auth.conf right in /var/lib/docker/volumes/pupperware_puppetserver-config/_data/, but after some chatting with Charlie and Morgan, seems like that file isn't actually used (so maybe it should go away) and that we need the auth.conf that would mount into puppetserver's conf.d directory.
Describe the Solution You Would Like
Have a way to modify auth.conf rules (the one that is used) that persists across container restarts. This could a volume mounted, it could be ENV vars set and read in or something.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
- Not using puppet?
- Trying to use the older (easier to use)
auth.conf.

Additional Context
Probably should make the files either expose via volumes or values available in ENV vars.
Use Case
I wanted to tell Puppet to re-read the files on disk for an environment, but to do that i have to modify
auth.conf. First, I think oh, here'sauth.confright in/var/lib/docker/volumes/pupperware_puppetserver-config/_data/, but after some chatting with Charlie and Morgan, seems like that file isn't actually used (so maybe it should go away) and that we need theauth.confthat would mount into puppetserver'sconf.ddirectory.Describe the Solution You Would Like
Have a way to modify
auth.confrules (the one that is used) that persists across container restarts. This could a volume mounted, it could be ENV vars set and read in or something.Describe Alternatives You've Considered
auth.conf.Additional Context
Probably should make the files either expose via volumes or values available in ENV vars.