export default
  header: 'FreeIPA Client Install'
  handler: ({options}) ->
    # Package
    @service header: 'Package', [
      if_os: name: ['redhat','centos']
      name: 'ipa-client'
    ,
      if_os: name: ['ubuntu']
      name: 'freeipa-client'
    ]
    # Setup
    @connection.wait
      header: 'Wait'
      host: options.ipa_fqdn
      port: 443
    @system.execute
      header: 'Setup'
      unless_exists: '/etc/ipa/default.conf'
      cmd: [
        'ipa-client-install', '-U' # --force-join
        "--server #{options.ipa_fqdn}" # Dont use IP or setup will crash
        "--realm #{options.realm_name}", "-w #{options.admin_password}", "-p admin "
        "--hostname=#{options.fqdn}"
        "--domain #{options.domain}"
        "--enable-dns-updates" if options.dns_enabled
      ].join ' '
    @system.execute
      header: 'SSL'
      unless_exec: [
        'ipa-getcert', 'list'
        "-f #{options.ssl.cert}"
      ].join ' '
      cmd: [
        'ipa-getcert', 'request', '-r'
        "-k #{options.ssl.key}"
        "-f #{options.ssl.cert}"
        "-D #{options.fqdn}"
        "-K #{options.ssl.principal}"
      ].join ' '
    # Modify the Kerberos configuration file in "/etc/krb5.conf". Note, 
    # this action wont be run if the server host a Kerberos server. 
    # This is to avoid any conflict where both modules would try to write 
    # their own configuration one. We give the priority to the server module 
    # which create a Kerberos file with complementary information.
    @file.types.krb5_conf
      header: 'KRB5 Configuration'
      if: options.krb5_conf.enabled
    , options.krb5_conf