Lint

manifests/init.pp

@@ -14,7 +14,8 @@
 #   Can be defined also by the (top scope) variable $fail2ban_myclass
 #
 # [*source*]
-#   Sets the content of source parameter for main configuration file (fail2ban.conf)
+#   Sets the content of source parameter for main configuration file
+#   (fail2ban.conf)
 #   If defined, fail2ban main config file will have the param: source => $source
 #   Can be defined also by the (top scope) variable $fail2ban_source
 #
@@ -38,8 +39,8 @@
 #
 # [*ignoreip*]
 #   Fail2ban will not ban a host which matches an address in this list.
-#   Can an IP address, a CIDR mask or a DNS host. Several addresses can be defined
+#   Can an IP address, a CIDR mask or a DNS host. Several addresses can be
-#   in an array.
+#   definedin an array.
 #   Default: 127.0.0.1/8
 #
 # [*bantime*]
@@ -83,23 +84,27 @@
 #
 # [*jails_config*]
 #   Define how you want to manage jails configuration:
-#    "file"   - To provide jail.local as a normal file. If you choose this option,
+#    "file"   - To provide jail.local as a normal file. If you choose this
-#               set ONE of [*jails_source*] or [*jails_template*]
+#               option,set ONE of [*jails_source*] or [*jails_template*]
 #    "concat" - To build it up using different fragments
-#             - This option, (preferred), permits the use of the fail2ban::jail define
+#             - This option, (preferred), permits the use of the
+#               fail2ban::jail define
 #   Default: empty. Uses "jail.local" from distribution, if any.
 #
 # [*jails_source*]
 #   Sets the content of source parameter for the jail.local configuration file
 #
 # [*jails_template*]
-#   Sets the path to the template to use as content for the jail.local configuration file
+#   Sets the path to the template to use as content for the jail.local
-#   If defined, fail2ban jails config file has: content => content("$jails_template")
+#   configuration file
+#   If defined, fail2ban jails config file has:
+#      content => content("$jails_template")
 #   Note source and template parameters are mutually exclusive: don't use both
 #
 # [*jails*]
-#   When using [*jails_template*] you can have some control on what jail is enabled or not
+#   When using [*jails_template*] you can have some control on what jail is
-#   setting an array named "jails", containing the names of the jail you want enabled.
+#   enabled or not setting an array named "jails", containing the names of the
+#   jail you want enabled.
 #
 # [*jails_template_header*]
 #   Path to the template to use as header with concat

manifests/jail.pp

@@ -6,18 +6,20 @@
 #             If not set, defaults to == $title
 # $order    - The order in the jail.local file.
 #             Default 50. Generally you don't need to change it
-# $status   - enabled / disabled. If disabled, the rule _IS ADDED_  to the jail.local file
+# $status   - enabled / disabled. If disabled, the rule _IS ADDED_  to the
-#             but it will not be active. Compare with the next one.
+#             jail.local file but it will not be active. Compare with the
+#             next one.
 #             Defaults to enabled
-# $enable   - true / false. If false, the rule _IS NOT ADDED_ to the jail.local file
+# $enable   - true / false. If false, the rule _IS NOT ADDED_ to the
+#             jail.local file
 #             Defaults to true
 # $filter   - The filter rule to use.
 #             If empty, defaults to == $jailname.
 # $port     - The port to filter. It can be an array of ports.
 # $logpath  - The log file to monitor
 # $maxretry - How many fails are acceptable
-# $action   - The action to take when fail2ban finds $maxretry $filter-matching records in
+# $action   - The action to take when fail2ban finds $maxretry $filter-matching
-#             $logpath
+#             records in $logpath
 # $bantime  - How much time to apply the ban, in seconds
 
 define fail2ban::jail (
@@ -51,7 +53,8 @@ define fail2ban::jail (
     default         => true,
   }
 
-  # If we don't specify a filter, we take as a default the jailname as filtername
+  # If we don't specify a filter, we take as a default the
+  # jailname as filtername
   $real_filter = $filter ? {
     ''      => $real_jailname,
     default => $filter,

manifests/params.pp

@@ -63,7 +63,8 @@ class fail2ban::params {
   # Define how you want to manage jails configuration:
   # "file" - To provide jails stanzas as a normal file
   # "concat" - To build them up using different fragments
-  #          - This option, preferred, permits the use of the fail2ban::jail define
+  #          - This option, preferred, permits the use of the
+  #            fail2ban::jail define
   $jails_config = ''
 
   $jails_file = $::operatingsystem ? {