> But clients being newer than the master is not a good thing and should
> be avoided at all costs. Seeing as the debian stable packages are rather
> ancient by now (lots of bugs fixed since), you may want to look for a
> way to upgrade those (i.e., use backport or unstable packages, not use
> pack
Hi,
I'm trying to deploy puppetd 0.25.4 (from ports) on two servers
running FreeBSD 8.0-RELEASE and 8.1-RELEASE. The puppetmaster 0.24.5
is running on Debian Lenny. Tcpdump on puppetmaster shows tons of
packets coming in and going out when puppetd is launched.
I've used this command for debuggin
Thanks for all your suggestions! Restricting access to managed nodes
using iptables occured to me after sending this post (stupid me). I
think that does the trick. If not, I'll try Daniel's approach.
Samuli
On 28 Mag, 06:25, Daniel Pittman wrote:
> sasepp writes:
> >
Hi,
I apologize if this issue has been discussed earlier. If so, please
point me to relevant information. Anyways, here it goes...
I plan on deploying Puppet to manage several separate nodes, all of
which are accessible directly from the Internet. The nodes are
connected by a VPN (OpenVPN), so th
