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Support for pure yaml in /etc/mongodb.cfg.
Right now only records like net.bindIp are supported, and if for example, you are using custom configuration template and your configuration looks like:
yaml
net:
port: 27017
bindIp: 0.0.0.0
you will get an error like Error: Could not prefetch mongodb_database provider 'mongodb': Could not evaluate MongoDB shell command: load('/root/.mongorc.js'); rs.slaveOk();printjson(db.getMongo().getDBs()) when using providers.
This PR adds support for both configuration file formats
Fixes #562 for user @seidler2547
Fix ordering of switches in dbpath_fix's find command
Fixes #571
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Add support for net.ssl.allowConnectionsWithoutCertificates setting in mongod.conf
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When setting up a new replica set with authentication enabled the puppet run fails because some exceptions were not caught properly, when getting the user and database instances. When checking if the mongodb is a primary node a recheck without authentication is done to be able to create the admin user.
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The README currently does not give a hint how to configure an arbiter node for a replica set. That feature has been introduced with pull request #182.
It should also be possible to configure an arbiter by parameter replset_arbiter of mongodb::server.
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Add support for replication.enableMajorityReadConcern setting in mongod.conf.
Sometimes you just want to add a user or two to Mongo and not manage it with this module (because you're using managing it through Foreman/Katello as an example). In this case maybe all you want to do is:
```
class {'mongodb::globals':
managepackagerepo => false,
manage_package => false
}
mongodbuser { 'SOMEUSER':
ensure => present,
name => 'SOMEUSER',
passwordhash => mongodbpassword('SOMEUSER', 'SOME_USER'),
database => 'admin',
roles => ['root', 'admin'],
tries => 10
}
```
Well and then you get Empty host component parsing HostAndPort from ":27017" and realize that all that's missing is just the bind_ip and that you don't want to do anything else with this module but add users... that's where this PR comes in!
This PR will add a default bind_ip of 127.0.0.1. This may be a poor hack because I don't know ruby from an implicit returning hole in the ground :) Either way, lets talk about it? maybe I'm doing something wrong? This PR seems reasonable however.
This change just add the repository signing key ID for MongoDB 4.4
n/a