release/005.000 (2016-11-21) This release has a number of breaking changes. [duo] base::duo has been completely reworked into a type plus a common class. Clients which use Duo for their own purposes should create an instance of base::duo::config, which will create a Duo PAM config file for them to use. See README.duo for more information. [ipmi] A complete rework of base::ipmi. The base::noipmi class no longer exists. Instead, IPMI support should be disabled by setting base::ipmi::ensure to "absent". IPMI kernel modules, and ipmievd, should still be automatically disabled on virtual systems, even when "ensure => present"; in those cases, the IPMI client tools will still be installed. Code has been updated for Debian 8 and Ubuntu 16.04. [os/debian] All aptitude operations are now performed in a new phase, called "aptitude". The "aptitude" phase is configured to run before "main". Clients which rely on aptitude being up-to-date must no longer "require => Exec['aptitude update']". The nature of Puppet phases will ensure that aptitude is already updated. Clients installing their own custom sources are advised to move all of that into separate classes, and to put those classes into a new phase of their own. This new phase should "require => Phase['aptitude']" and "before => Phase['main']", to ensure proper execution sequencing. [os/debian] Add two Hiera-configurable parameters to base::os::debian::apt: * apt_cache_notin_tmp. If true, use a different directory to store package scripts that need to be run during package install/upgrade. * apt_cache_tmp_dir. When apt_cache_notin_tmp is true, this is the directory to use for package scripts. [postfix/sender] A new type: base::postfix::sender. This is similar to base::postfix::recipient, except it is used to rewrite sender addresses instead of recipient addresses. It is suggested that clients use base::postfix::sender to ensure that emails sent 'from' "root@stanford.edu" or "root@hostname.stanford.edu" are instead being sent 'from' either "noreply@stanford.edu" or "shared-mailbox@stanford.edu". [ssh] A fairly large rework of SSH code. Support has been added for treating "alternate accounts" (.root, .admin, root., and admin.) the same as root. Code has also been updated to account for changes to base::duo. Support has also been added to completely disable password authentication. Support for Ed25519 keys is also included (though disabled by default). Finally, pam_afs is now configurable: It can be disabled on systems that do not use AFS. See README.ssh for more information on how to use the code. [sudo] Complete rework of base::sudo, including configurable support for Duo. Anyone in the "sudo" or "wheel" group gets sudo access. If Duo is enabled, anyone on a specified list is able to sudo without a password, but with a two-step run. Fail-secure is supported, as is using the GECOS field to specify the username that Puppet should actually use. See README.sudo for more information on how to use the code. [syslog] Some fixes for Ubuntu. [os/debian] Fix the $PATH used by aptitude. [puppetclient] Fix a filter-syslog regex error.