I use policy autosigning in open-source puppet to run it executable before deciding to sign the certificate I am doing () Our executable asks for an external web service and converts the result to use puppet. It has been worked fine, but it has been assumed that the result of the executable is stable.
The problem is that if a host is turned on and is not immediately signed, then the puppet never checks with the executable, it misses the previous result and does not sign the certificate. Does.
Does every time an unsigned host attempt to sign the certificate, is there a method of puppetry to make executable calls instead of just once?
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