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as discussed on #leap
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depending on the services.
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trigger changes, make the default ipv6 firewall subscribe to shorewall6,
if it exists, and finally reject all outgoing IPv6 packets.
All of this will complete the platform-side of route IPv6 through
OpenVPN gateway, and block it. (Feature #4163)
Change-Id: Icf6d582063ed01d304658b740a565057ee4e6810
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that sshd will be listening to in a default setup. This needs to be
allowed so that you can have a different port configured in the
hiera and not get locked out during deployment (#5119)
Change-Id: Ie101eaaf440415ddb276621c369da7f67f409c2b
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webapp log check
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this allows nameserver queries to the local resolver to work and clones to the
leap https repository to work
Change-Id: I575d08405a0c28e12c8d201a8dbc79585a5a9a48
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cases when shorewall doesn't properly come up, ensuring that it fails safe (#3339)
Change-Id: Id4f0bf6cf25f420aa2ad67635b37ae95f54e3d38
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change each time you deploy.
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of one of [0]' by putting in the missing closing single quote.
Change-Id: I86feb5d06dd25e28ea67da0b5627e7be4174e01e
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openstack/amazon instances
The dhclient in these environments is quite aggressive and overwrites the
nameservers we've deliberately chosen to use with google's nameservers. This
commit attempts to fix that.
The dhclient methodology for altering these things is particularly
unpleasant. We effectively redefine the functions that mess with this file to be
noops in the /etc/dhcp/dhclient-enter-hooks.d directory and then we are forced
to restart dhclient by shipping a script that tries to determine the correct PID
and arguments that it was running as before killing and restarting it with the
same arguments.
See debian bugs #681698, #712796 for further discussion about how to make this
less difficult
Change-Id: I51cf40cf98eaddcefd8180e157b6e3ca824173f0
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template
also set the hostname to what the hiera 'name' is set to
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This will replace the existing /etc/hosts, so we will want to make this more smart later
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