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Change-Id: Ie1b6d67f493ed6891a2df76b044d64d359edb420
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Change-Id: Icebf9d8849b4440f4f6dbc00a1a8ac0873b62f6a
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Change-Id: I4ffb5b9203741d1152dfd93ef9ecc45f6a6088d4
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Change-Id: I547b99becb8b16fec0ac89f06fb6d833cbde3c2b
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( they can read and write ). I think couch themselves changed the termology at some point but i might just have used the wrong term from the beginning on.
Let's call them members either way because it's more clear that read only members require aditional design docs.
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available in wheezy-backports now (#4272)
Change-Id: Ie0b8b69f1305f4ec8d11356acc308aad2a8c1e91
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tor.contacts has been a string, and is now an array of email addresses
this change needed to be adopted also in
stdlib/lib/puppet/parser/functions/obfuscate_email.rb (see #4193).
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Nagios won't work with setting this option to "DENY",
as set in conf.d/security (#4169). Therefor we allow
it here, only for nagios.
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Puppet 2.7.19 introduced a change that don't allow resource titles to be
something else that a string. from the puppet 2.7.19 changelog:
Don’t allow resource titles which aren’t strings
It was possible to create resources whose titles weren't strings, by
using a variable containing a hash, or the result of a function which
doesn't return a string. This can cause problems resolving relationships
when the stringified version of the title differs between master and
agent.
Now we will only accept primitives, and will stringify them. That is:
string, symbol, number, boolean. Arrays or nested arrays will still be
flattened and used to create multiple resources. Any other value (for
instance: a hash) will cause a parse error.
currently, it's much easier to iterate over a hash in puppet than over
an array, cause every resource you call iterating over an array would
need a unique name, and you don't have this in arrays.
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(#4161)
Change-Id: I7eaa35897da3b24833be3b2c14db99cd66b547c0
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(#4161)
Change-Id: I2f0bcc5b4cb5effae57051f04251aeb8b09a4c6d
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took out the last remaining virtualbox references
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(Feature #3962)
this will fix the alteration of the preferences file. we now use the
apt module default preferences, and pin the depending packages from
squeeze that are dependencies for the bigcouch package in the
couchdb module, class couchdb::bigcouch::package::cloudant.
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it is necessary to install the fixed package from the leap.se repository until it is available in wheezy-backports, so install the apt preferences to pull it from there, and add its necessary library dependency from wheezy-backports
Change-Id: I379ff2ceaac1a978143715d3a7ced0011ca0d747
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from debian
Change-Id: If07ee200e2ae0d9cfaf8e405d6354c80d77330ca
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Change-Id: Ic9f521010af7b362490ee5b0048e41cf11bfc593
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* the german privacy foundation has dissolved itself and shut down their
public nameserver. we are now using the public nameserver by Digitalcourage,
a german privacy organisation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digitalcourage)
* the IP for the server of the swiss privacy foundation has changed
(http://www.privacyfoundation.ch/de/service/server.html)
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they are needed for building gems
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implementing RFC2142 and more (#3602)
Change-Id: Ic2765b25ff9e1560def4900a1bf38dc8023b0ffa
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a file of arbitrary length (#4012)
Neither Postfix nor OpenSSL actually care about the size of the prime in
"smtpd_tls_dh1024_param_file". You can make it 2048 bits
Change-Id: Id60deec93547e7df6dfc414209afaf9d53c710b5
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Change-Id: I6d78286f84144bba5fd3166cc0264570e4fd3ee0
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Disable on the client-side with postfix (smtp) SSLv2/SSLv3 and only allow for TLSv1 or later
SMTP servers almost universally support TLSv1. There are very few servers that don't (the few that are would result sending in the clear for these, but the alternative isn't much better). This is unlikely to cause any significant problems.
Change-Id: I8f98ba32973537905b71f63b100f41a420b6aa3f
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Change-Id: I844970f1c8f895d5a460d5082bfa1a2a88b32ecd
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a file of arbitrary length (#4012)
Neither Postfix nor OpenSSL actually care about the size of the prime in
"smtpd_tls_dh1024_param_file". You can make it 2048 bits
Change-Id: Id60deec93547e7df6dfc414209afaf9d53c710b5
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smtpd_tls_dh1024_param file, after generating it (#3953)
Change-Id: I8e88a4862cda052c2f0ca0149f1d0753c7c83cb5
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