Secure SNMPv3 user creation #46
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Apologies for the radio silence! 4903638765 :: This is a foolish mistake on my part, failing only due to improper casing of the commit subject. 4890361620 :: (EDIT) Resolved 5030042061 :: All the rest are failing due to something specific to Saltstack master branch (3005?), which isn't live yet. |
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@bbilyeu Regarding the failing ⧗ input: style(*): Added vim modelines
Adding simple vim modelines for convenience.
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✖ found 1 problems, 0 warningsPlease amend the commit title accordingly: -style(*): Added vim modelines
+style(*): added vim modelinesIn terms of the snmpv3 creating myv3user step 2 of 3:
file.line:
- name: /var/lib/snmp/snmpd.conf
- mode: insert
- location: end
- content:
createUser myv3user SHA myv3password AES v3privpass
- show_changes: False
- onchanges:
- snmpv3 creating myv3user step 1 of 3This is happening because the whitespace control for Only an initial review, just to get the CI working, hopefully. @alxwr Will you be able to look over this PR? |
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@bbilyeu Actually, when you amend the commit, would you mind rebasing this PR on the latest commit to this repo? That will use the updated CI matrix. |
I apologize, but my rebase knowledge/experience is embarrassingly weak. Would amending the commit and rebasing not bloat the commit history with duplicates? |
@bbilyeu No, it's an expected (and usually preferred) procedure. Once you've rebased and amended the commit message, you need to force push it back here. This is useful documentation:
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@bbilyeu I've just noticed that the very last commit message needs to be updated as well: -Update snmp/macros.jinja
+fix(macros.jinja): fix macro `v3_createUser_string` whitespace control |
adding simple vim modelines for convenience.
Gentoo is the only one affected, but this is technically a timebomb.
* `init.sls` - This will now enable the service, restarting on config changes normally. * `conf.sls` - Having the watch_in:service on the file.managed state will cause issues if any additional states follow `snmp_conf`.
Added a generic default message to avoid an awkward blank line.
* `map.jinja` - Adding the file path for persistent configs. These files will hold the actual createUser strings before they're consumed. * `conf.sls` - New users' createUser strings will be placed in the `persistentconfig` files, which will consumed on snmp daemon start. The process is stop snmpd, add createUser to the `persistentconfig` file, and then start snmpd back up. This somewhat opinionated choice to stop & start per user avoided a significantly large and needlessly complex alternative. * `snmpd.conf` - Allow defaults/blanks for access entries, where appropriate. Changed `location` to `sysLocation` and `syscontact` to `sysContact` to match snmpd.conf options identically. Changed `logconnects` to `dontLogTCPWrappersConnects` for the same reason and readability. * `snmpd.conf.minimal` - Almost identical changes. * `macros.jinja` - added macro for the createUser string. BREAKING CHANGE: `location` is no longer accepted and has been replaced with `sysLocation` to match the snmpd.conf standard. BREAKING CHANGE: `syscontact` is no longer accepted and has been replaced with `sysContact` to match the snmpd.conf standard. BREAKING CHANGE: `logconnects` is no longer accepted and has been replaced with `dontLogTCPWrappersConnects` to match the snmpd.conf standard, as well as removing less than intuitive boolean.
* `pillar.example` - updated to match secure v3 users functionality * `README.rst` - similarly updated
* `config.rb` - Now aware of the correct createUser state * `default.sls` - Updated to match new snmpd.conf
It should be `onchanges`, not `require` as it triggers if step 1 completes with 'unless condition is true'
* pillar.example - corrected to match yamllint guidelines * snmp/conf.sls - exploded into variables to stay below 160 char * snmp/macros.jinja - corrected style issues * config.rb - fixed to snake_cake
Co-authored-by: Imran Iqbal <myii@users.noreply.github.com>
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BREAKING CHANGE?Yes, there are a few breaking changes.
logconnecthas been changed todontLogTCPWrappersConnectswhich identically matches the snmpd.conf option (instead of forcing a formula specific value). This also corrects a slightly less than intuitive boolean usage.syscontactchanged tosysContactto also match the snmpd.conf option.locationchanged tosysLocationto also match the snmpd.conf option.Related issues and/or pull requests
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test/integration/default/controls/config.rbandtest/salt/pillar/default.slswere updated to all turnkey testing.Debug log showing how the proposed changes work
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