Table of Contents

1. Description
2. Setup - The basics of getting started with useradd
   • What useradd affects
   • Beginning with useradd
3. Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality
4. Reference - An under-the-hood peek at what the module is doing and how
5. Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
6. Deprecations
7. Development - Guide for contributing to the module
   • Acceptance Tests - Beaker env variables

Description

useradd is a Puppet module that manages settings regarding users and user creation.

This is a SIMP module

This module is a component of the System Integrity Management Platform, a compliance-management framework built on Puppet.

If you find any issues, they may be submitted to our bug tracker.

This module is optimally designed for use within a larger SIMP ecosystem, but it can be used independently:

• When included within the SIMP ecosystem, security compliance settings will be managed from the Puppet server.
• If used independently, all SIMP-managed security subsystems are disabled by default and must be explicitly opted into by administrators. Please review the $client_nets, $enable_* and $use_* parameters in manifests/init.pp for details.

Setup

What useradd affects

This module can configure:

• /etc/default/nss
• /etc/default/useradd
• /etc/group
• /etc/group-
• /etc/gshadow
• /etc/gshadow-
• /etc/libuser.conf
• /etc/login.defs
• /etc/passwd
• /etc/passwd-
• /etc/profile.d/
• /etc/securetty
• /etc/shadow
• /etc/shadow-
• /etc/shells
• /etc/sysconfig/init

Beginning with useradd

To use this module with it's default settings, just instantiate it. The following example is in hiera:

---
classes:
  - useradd

Usage

Each file can be managed or unmanaged individually, using the following variables:

• useradd::manage_etc_profile
• useradd::manage_libuser_conf
• useradd::manage_login_defs
• useradd::manage_nss
• useradd::manage_passwd_perms
• useradd::manage_sysconfig_init
• useradd::manage_useradd

Reference

Please refer to the REFERENCE.md.

Deprecations

As of version 1.0.0, this module will no longer manage /etc/security/opasswd. Version 7.0.0 and above of the SIMP PAM Module will allow users to specify the file they wish to store historical passwords in.

Limitations

SIMP Puppet modules are generally intended for use on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and compatible distributions, such as CentOS. Please see the metadata.json file for the most up-to-date list of supported operating systems, Puppet versions, and module dependencies.

Development

Please read our [Contribution Guide] (https://simp.readthedocs.io/en/stable/contributors_guide/index.html)

Reference

Table of Contents

Classes

• useradd: Manage settings regarding users and user creation author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com
• useradd::etc_profile: This class takes various SIMP security-related settings and applies them to the appropriate /etc/profile.d/simp.* files to enforce them at lo
• useradd::libuser_conf: Sets up /etc/libuser.conf. See libuser.conf(5) for information on the various variables. author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com
• useradd::login_defs: Set up the /etc/login.defs configuration file. All option values are taken directly from the system documentation. Any parameter that is a l
• useradd::nss: Install and configure the NSS configuration file. See nss(5) for more details. author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com
• useradd::passwd: Manage the permissions of shadow and passwd related files author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com
• useradd::sysconfig_init: Allow for the configuration of /etc/sysconfig/init See /usr/share/doc/initscripts-/sysconfig.txt for variable definitions. For a
• useradd::useradd: Install and configure the useradd default configuration file. See useradd(8) for more details. author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

Data types

• Useradd::Bootup: Boot mode sysconfig option
• Useradd::CryptStyle: The algorithm to use for password encryption when creating new passwords
• Useradd::LibuserModule: Valid libuser modules

Classes

useradd

Manage settings regarding users and user creation

author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the useradd class:

• manage_useradd
• manage_login_defs
• manage_libuser_conf
• manage_etc_profile
• manage_sysconfig_init
• manage_nss
• manage_passwd_perms
• securetty
• shells_default
• shells

manage_useradd

Data type: Boolean

If true, manage /etc/default/useradd

Default value: true

manage_login_defs

Data type: Boolean

If true, manage /etc/login.defs

Default value: true

manage_libuser_conf

Data type: Boolean

If true, manage /etc/libuser.conf

Default value: true

manage_etc_profile

Data type: Boolean

If true, manage /etc/profile/simp.*

Default value: true

manage_sysconfig_init

Data type: Boolean

If true, manage /etc/sysconfig/init

Default value: true

manage_nss

Data type: Boolean

If true, manage /etc/default/nss

Default value: true

manage_passwd_perms

Data type: Boolean

If true, manage the permissions of shadow and passwd related files

Default value: true

securetty

Data type: Variant[Boolean,Array[String]]

List of ttys available to log into Defaults to ['tty0', 'tty1', 'tty2', 'tty3', 'tty4']

• If set to false, management of /etc/securetty will be disabled
• If the Array is empty(default) or set to true, root will not be able to log into any physical console. This does not prevent root login from anywhere else.
• If the string 'ANY_SHELL' is found in the Array, then the /etc/securetty file will be removed and root will be able to login from anywhere.

Default value: ['tty0', 'tty1', 'tty2', 'tty3', 'tty4']

shells_default

Data type: Array[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

List of shells that will appear on the system by default

• These have been set to the usual suspects and users should use the shells parameter to add to the list

Default value: [ '/bin/sh','/bin/bash','/sbin/nologin','/usr/bin/sh','/usr/bin/bash','/usr/sbin/nologin' ]

shells

Data type: Variant[Boolean,Array[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]]

List of shells available to the user to set as default

• Set to false to disable management
• Will be combined with shells_default in /etc/shells

Default value: []

useradd::etc_profile

This class takes various SIMP security-related settings and applies them to the appropriate /etc/profile.d/simp.* files to enforce them at login for all users.

Currently only supports csh and sh files in profile.d.

author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the useradd::etc_profile class:

• session_timeout
• umask
• mesg
• user_whitelist
• prepend
• append

session_timeout

Data type: Integer

The number of minutes that a user may be idle prior to being logged out. This is a logical extension of the SCAP Security Guide requirements for Graphical and SSH timeouts and takes the place of a terminal screen lock since we haven't found one that works in 100% of the authentication scenarios.

Default value: 15

umask

Data type: String

The umask that will be applied to the user upon login. Covers CCE-26917-5, CCE-27034-8, and CCE-26669-2

Default value: '0077'

mesg

Data type: Boolean

Boolean If true, set mesg to allow writes to user terminals using wall, etc...

Default value: false

user_whitelist

Data type: Array

A list of users that you don't want to be affected by these settings.

Default value: []

prepend

Data type: Hash

Content that you want prepended to the settings scripts. The hash takes the form 'extension' => 'content'. Content will be written exactly as provided, no custom formatting will be performed.

Example: { 'sh' => 'if [ $UID -eq 0 ]; then echo "foo"; fi ' } Result: = /etc/profile.d/simp.sh = if [ $UID -eq 0 ]; then echo "foo"; fi

Default value: {}

append

Data type: Hash

Content that you want appended to the settings scripts. See $prepend for usage.

Default value: {}

useradd::libuser_conf

Sets up /etc/libuser.conf. See libuser.conf(5) for information on the various variables.

author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the useradd::libuser_conf class:

• defaults_modules
• defaults_create_modules
• defaults_crypt_style
• defaults_hash_rounds_min
• defaults_hash_rounds_max
• defaults_mailspooldir
• defaults_moduledir
• defaults_skeleton
• import_login_defs
• import_default_useradd
• userdefaults
• groupdefaults
• files_directory
• files_nonroot
• shadow_directory
• shadow_nonroot
• ldap_userbranch
• ldap_groupbranch
• ldap_server
• ldap_basedn
• ldap_binddn
• ldap_user
• ldap_password
• ldap_authuser
• ldap_bindtype
• sasl_appname
• sasl_domain

defaults_modules

Data type: Array[Useradd::LibuserModule]

Default value: ['files','shadow']

defaults_create_modules

Data type: Array[Useradd::LibuserModule]

Default value: ['files','shadow']

defaults_crypt_style

Data type: Useradd::CryptStyle

Default value: 'sha512'

defaults_hash_rounds_min

Data type: Optional[Integer[1000,999999999]]

Default value: undef

defaults_hash_rounds_max

Data type: Optional[Integer[1000,999999999]]

Default value: undef

defaults_mailspooldir

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

defaults_moduledir

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

defaults_skeleton

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

import_login_defs

Data type: Stdlib::AbsolutePath

Default value: '/etc/login.defs'

import_default_useradd

Data type: Stdlib::AbsolutePath

Default value: '/etc/default/useradd'

userdefaults

Data type: String

Default value: "LU_USERNAME = %n\nLU_GIDNUMBER = %u"

groupdefaults

Data type: String

Default value: 'LU_GROUPNAME = %n'

files_directory

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

files_nonroot

Data type: Optional[Boolean]

Default value: undef

shadow_directory

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

shadow_nonroot

Data type: Optional[Boolean]

Default value: undef

ldap_userbranch

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ldap_groupbranch

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ldap_server

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ldap_basedn

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ldap_binddn

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ldap_user

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ldap_password

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ldap_authuser

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ldap_bindtype

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

sasl_appname

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

sasl_domain

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

useradd::login_defs

Set up the /etc/login.defs configuration file. All option values are taken directly from the system documentation.

Any parameter that is a list will require an array to be passed.

NOTE: pass_min_len and pass_max_len will NOT have any effect on a stock RedHat machine.

* Max length will only affect 3des encryption, which is not used on modern machines.
* Min length should be configured using /etc/pam.d/ or /etc/security/pwquality.conf.

author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the useradd::login_defs class:

• encrypt_method
• chfn_auth
• chfn_restrict
• chsh_auth
• console
• console_groups
• create_home
• default_home
• env_hz
• env_path
• env_supath
• env_tz
• environ_file
• erasechar
• fail_delay
• faillog_enab
• fake_shell
• ftmp_file
• gid_max
• gid_min
• hushlogin_file
• issue_file
• killchar
• lastlog_enab
• login_string
• login_retries
• login_timeout
• log_ok_logins
• log_unkfail_enab
• mail_check_enab
• mail_dir
• mail_file
• max_members_per_group
• motd_file
• nologins_file
• obscure_checks_enab
• pass_always_warn
• pass_change_tries
• pass_max_days
• pass_min_days
• pass_warn_age
• pass_max_len
• pass_min_len
• porttime_checks_enab
• quotas_enab
• sha_crypt_min_rounds
• sha_crypt_max_rounds
• sulog_file
• su_name
• su_wheel_only
• sys_gid_max
• sys_gid_min
• sys_uid_max
• sys_uid_min
• syslog_sg_enab
• syslog_su_enab
• ttygroup
• ttyperm
• ttytype_file
• uid_max
• uid_min
• umask
• ulimit
• userdel_cmd
• usergroups_enab

encrypt_method

Data type: Enum['DES','MD5','SHA256','SHA512']

Default value: 'SHA512'

chfn_auth

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

chfn_restrict

Data type: Pattern['^[frwh]+$']

Default value: 'frwh'

chsh_auth

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

console

Data type: Optional[Array[Stdlib::AbsolutePath,1]]

Default value: undef

console_groups

Data type: Optional[Array[String,1]]

Default value: undef

create_home

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

default_home

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

env_hz

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

env_path

Data type: Optional[Array[Stdlib::AbsolutePath,1]]

Default value: undef

env_supath

Data type: Optional[Array[Stdlib::AbsolutePath,1]]

Default value: undef

env_tz

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

environ_file

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

erasechar

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

fail_delay

Data type: Integer

Default value: 4

faillog_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

fake_shell

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

ftmp_file

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

gid_max

Data type: Integer[1]

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::gid::max', { 'default_value' => pick(fact('login_defs.gid_max'), 500000 ) })

gid_min

Data type: Integer[0]

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::gid::min', { 'default_value' => pick(fact('login_defs.gid_min'), 1000 ) })

hushlogin_file

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

issue_file

Data type: Stdlib::AbsolutePath

Default value: '/etc/issue'

killchar

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

lastlog_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

login_string

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

login_retries

Data type: Integer

Default value: 3

login_timeout

Data type: Integer

Default value: 60

log_ok_logins

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

log_unkfail_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

mail_check_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

mail_dir

Data type: Stdlib::AbsolutePath

Default value: '/var/spool/mail'

mail_file

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

max_members_per_group

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

motd_file

Data type: Optional[Array[Stdlib::AbsolutePath,1]]

Default value: undef

nologins_file

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

obscure_checks_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

pass_always_warn

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

pass_change_tries

Data type: Integer

Default value: 3

pass_max_days

Data type: Integer

Default value: 180

pass_min_days

Data type: Integer

Default value: 1

pass_warn_age

Data type: Integer

Default value: 14

pass_max_len

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

pass_min_len

Data type: Integer

Default value: 15

porttime_checks_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

quotas_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

sha_crypt_min_rounds

Data type: Integer

Default value: 5000

sha_crypt_max_rounds

Data type: Integer

Default value: 10000

sulog_file

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

su_name

Data type: String

Default value: 'su'

su_wheel_only

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

sys_gid_max

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

sys_gid_min

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

sys_uid_max

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

sys_uid_min

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

syslog_sg_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

syslog_su_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

ttygroup

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: undef

ttyperm

Data type: Optional[Simplib::Umask]

Default value: undef

ttytype_file

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

uid_max

Data type: Integer[1]

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::uid::max', { 'default_value' => pick(fact('login_defs.uid_max'), 1000000 ) })

uid_min

Data type: Integer[0]

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::uid::min', { 'default_value' => pick(fact('login_defs.uid_min'), 1000 ) })

umask

Data type: String

Default value: '007'

ulimit

Data type: Optional[Integer]

Default value: undef

userdel_cmd

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::AbsolutePath]

Default value: undef

usergroups_enab

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

useradd::nss

Install and configure the NSS configuration file. See nss(5) for more details.

author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the useradd::nss class:

• netid_authoritative
• services_authoritative
• setent_batch_read

netid_authoritative

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

services_authoritative

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

setent_batch_read

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

useradd::passwd

Manage the permissions of shadow and passwd related files

author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

useradd::sysconfig_init

Allow for the configuration of /etc/sysconfig/init

See /usr/share/doc/initscripts-/sysconfig.txt for variable definitions.

For all setcolor variables, use the following color options as a string:

• default
• black
• red
• green
• yellow
• blue
• magenta
• cyan
• white

author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the useradd::sysconfig_init class:

• bootup
• res_col
• move_to_col
• setcolor_success
• setcolor_failure
• setcolor_warning
• setcolor_normal
• single_user_login
• loglvl
• prompt
• autoswap

bootup

Data type: Useradd::Bootup

Default value: 'color'

res_col

Data type: Integer

Default value: 60

move_to_col

Data type: Optional[String]

• By default, undef will add the code "echo -en \\033[${RES_COL}G" to /etc/sysconfig/init
• Optional string of code will be substituted if included

Default value: undef

setcolor_success

Data type: String

Default value: 'green'

setcolor_failure

Data type: String

Default value: 'red'

setcolor_warning

Data type: String

Default value: 'yellow'

setcolor_normal

Data type: String

Default value: 'default'

single_user_login

Data type: Stdlib::AbsolutePath

Default value: '/sbin/sulogin'

loglvl

Data type: Integer[1,8]

Default value: 3

prompt

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

autoswap

Data type: Boolean

AUTOSWAP option is only useful in el6. Not present in el7 or later.

Default value: false

useradd::useradd

Install and configure the useradd default configuration file. See useradd(8) for more details.

author: SIMP Team simp@simp-project.com

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the useradd::useradd class:

• group
• home
• inactive
• expire
• shell
• skel
• create_mail_spool

group

Data type: Integer

Default value: 100

home

Data type: Stdlib::AbsolutePath

Default value: '/home'

inactive

Data type: Integer

Default value: 35

expire

Data type:

Optional[
    Pattern[/^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$/]
  ]

Default value: undef

shell

Data type: Stdlib::AbsolutePath

Default value: '/bin/bash'

skel

Data type: Stdlib::AbsolutePath

Default value: '/etc/skel'

create_mail_spool

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

Data types

Useradd::Bootup

Boot mode sysconfig option

Alias of Enum['graphical', 'color', 'verbose', 'plain']

Useradd::CryptStyle

The algorithm to use for password encryption when creating new passwords

Alias of Enum['BLOWFISH', 'DES', 'MD5', 'SHA256', 'SHA512', 'blowfish', 'des', 'md5', 'sha256', 'sha512']

Useradd::LibuserModule

Valid libuser modules

Alias of Enum['files', 'shadow', 'ldap']

• Fri Sep 13 2024 Steven Pritchard steve@sicura.us - 1.1.0

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• Initial release of module
• This module is a collection of conf files regarding users and user creation.
  • Most of the content used to be in simplib