Depending on your security inclinations you might try turning crl checking
off on your 5.5 agent (iirc, that was the biggest issue - if not the only
issue). You might have to also copy the signed cert over to the agent too).
Otherwise, you may be able to turn off your master, delete your ssldir
It's probably ok to reuse the same salt; it's just to defeat
pre-computation attacks.
But if you really don't want to, you could:
- Use the username as the salt. That'll be static, so idempotent, and
different for every user. Not as great as random salt, but better than no
salt.
Using the LTS is one option.
I disagree that it says that pre-6 agents won't play with a 6 server. On
that page I linked, there's a compatibility matrix that shows 5.x agents
are compatible with PE 2019.1. Also, the first phrase of the quote says
that I can use pre-6.x agents.
I think I'm
Use 2018.1.11 (LTS)
It clearly says that pre-6 agents won’t play with a 6 server.
—-
"Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in
the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us."
Bill Waterson (Calvin & Hobbes)
> On Nov
I've been using Puppet Enterprise at work quite successfully for a long
time. So I finally decided to take advantage of the "Run 10 nodes for
free" offer and run PE at home.
I've set up my PE server using the latest 2019.2.1. My desktop computer
runs Ubuntu 18.04, and I was able to `curl |
