> # ACL is wide open
> path /
> #auth no
> allow *
>
>
> This finally worked. You were right about the trailing characters. I
> had a space after no and a space after the *. I removed the space and
> commented out the auth and I am able to get the data.
>
I've updated the ticket for this bug (
If you mean, does the system default to requiring authentication, the answer is
yes.
Mostly - the only default ACLs that allows unauthenticated connections are the
ones that allow uploading of the CSR and downloading of the signed cert.
If you start a master in verbose mode in the foreground, y
# ACL is wide open
path /
#auth no
allow *
This finally worked. You were right about the trailing characters. I
had a space after no and a space after the *. I removed the space and
commented out the auth and I am able to get the data.
Now, from my understand when no auth exists it assumes au
This is what I have in my auth.conf file:
>
> path /
> auth no
> allow *
>
>
> However I still get this error
>
> '/' incorrect authenticated value: no 0x15e56090>
>
So that looks like a puppet error message wrapped in a python error report.
So I'm assuming you saw this client side. If you run t
On 14/03/11 22:14, Corey Osman wrote:
> This is what I have in my auth.conf file:
>
> path /
> auth no
> allow *
>
>
> However I still get this error
>
> '/' incorrect authenticated value: no 0x15e56090>
I don't think the problem is to be found on the puppet side, based on
the error message.
This is what I have in my auth.conf file:
path /
auth no
allow *
However I still get this error
'/' incorrect authenticated value: no
On Mar 14, 4:14 pm, Matt Robinson wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 12:56 PM, Corey Osman wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> > I am on a quest to create a python module for
