Add acl package to OpenVPN CloudWatch agent config (development) #222
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The acl package was removed from the base cloudwatch_agent class in commit f23810d (audit log fix). OpenVPN still uses ACLs for log file access, so add the package dependency directly to the openvpn_server::cloudwatch_agent class.
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Summary
Adds
aclpackage to OpenVPN CloudWatch agent configurationProblem
After #221 removed the
aclpackage from the basecloudwatch_agentclass,OpenVPN servers failed with:
/usr/local/bin/set-openvpn-acl: line 10: setfacl: command not found
Solution
Add the
aclpackage directly toprofile::openvpn_server::cloudwatch_agentsince OpenVPN still uses ACLs for log file permissions.