[PUP-2173] puppet config set certname accepts upper-case names - Puppet Jira Server

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Type: Bug
Status: Resolved
Priority: Normal
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: PUP 3.5.0, PUP 3.5.1
Fix Version/s: PUP 7.0.0, PUP 6.20.0
Component/s: None
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- doc_reviewed

Team:
Coremunity
Sprint:
Platform Core KANBAN

Release Notes:
Bug Fix
Release Notes Summary:

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Previously, the "puppet config set" command could set a value that was invalid, which would cause puppet to fail the next time it ran or the service was restarted. Now the command validates the settings' value prior to committing the change to puppet.conf.

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Previously, the "puppet config set" command could set a value that was invalid, which would cause puppet to fail the next time it ran or the service was restarted. Now the command validates the settings' value prior to committing the change to puppet.conf.

Description

On CentOS 6 with Puppet 3.5.0, the certname subcommand accepts upper case letters for the certname. If you then try to change the name to lower-case, puppet complains and refuses to do so:

[sharon.fonge@puppetmaster ~]$ sudo puppet cert list

[sharon.fonge@puppetmaster ~]$ puppet cert sign puppetclient.local.org

Error: Could not find certificate request for puppetclient.local.org

[sharon.fonge@puppetmaster ~]$ sudo rm -rf /etc/puppet/ssl /var/lib/puppet/ssl

[sharon.fonge@puppetmaster ~]$ sudo rm -rf /etc/puppet/ssl /usr/lib/puppet/ssl

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ENTERPRISE-282 certname not set to lower case when installing the agent

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Assignee:: Josh Cooper

Reporter:: Kurt Wall

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Dates

Created:: 2014/04/07 11:06 AM

Updated:: 2020/11/10 2:44 AM

Resolved:: 2020/11/02 9:29 AM