On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 1:40:17 AM UTC-6, Rainer Bendig wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> we are running several debian squeeze (64 bit, no backports) and a 
> puppetmaster (3.0.2).
>
> now i wanted to upgrade the agents from 3.0.1 to 3.0.2, and got stuck... 
> the "new" 3.0.2 agents don't connect to the master... 3.0.1 agents still 
> do... i run puppet master in debug mode, and didn't see any communications 
> between agent and master... "puppet" and "puppet.foo.bar" are both 
> resolving to the right puppet host, the machines are on the same subnet, 
> and did work under 3.0.1 ;(
>
> the error from the 3.0.2 agents is
>
> [...]
> [certificate signature failure for /CN=puppet..foo.bar] Could not retrieve 
> file metadata for puppet://puppet/plugins: SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 
> state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed: 
> [certificate signature failure for /CN=puppet.foo.bar]
> [...]
>


Look for differences in puppet.conf between broken and working clients.  
Especially make sure that the broken clients are pointed at the correct 
master.  Also verify that the clients' and master's clocks are synchronized.

If none of that reveals the problem, then probably the upgrades clobbered 
part of the clients' SSL configuration.  I can't speak to how or why that 
happened, but to go forward you probably need to re-establish trust between 
clients and master.  To do so on an affected client:

   1. Shut down the Puppet agent
   2. Revoke and remove the client certificate from the master, via "puppet 
   ca"
   3. Blow away the *client's* SSL directory, normally /var/lib/puppet/ssl
   4. Restart the agent, possibly with the --waitforcert option turned on
   5. Sign the client's new certificate request via "puppet ca" (on the 
   master)


John

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