Update the welcome and conclusion pages of the macOS installer
Bring some of the information in the welcome to the conclusion page
Add clarification about the salt-config cli utility
Add docs to the installation page for macOS for the installer
Add docs to the installation page for macOS for the salt-config tool
* Redirect imports of ``salt.ext.six`` to ``six``
Fixes#60966
* Latest changelog update for 3004
* Handle signals and properly exit, instead of raising exceptions.
This was introduced in 26fcda5074Fixes#60391Fixes#60963
* Add test for #61003
* Fix#61003
Restored the previously shifted check for version_to_remove in
old[target]. This had been extracted along with the correctly extracted
double pkg_params[target] lookup, but that lost the `target in old`
guard.
Putting the check back here prevents KeyError when looking for a
non-existent target in `old`.
* Handle various architecture formats in aptpkg module
* Write file even if does not exist
* only run test on debian based platforms
* remove extra space for arch
* convert pathlib to string for pkgrepo test
* Use temporary files first then copy to sources files
* fixessaltstack/salt#59182 fix handling of duplicate keys in rest_cherrypy data
* added changelog
* remove log messages to prevent leaks of sensitive info
* Reverting changes in PR #60150. Updating installed and removed functions to return changes when test=True.
* Adding changelog.
* Add a test and fix for extra-filerefs
* Do not break master_tops for minion with version lower to 3003
* Add changelog file
* Add extra comment to clarify discussion
* Update changelog file
* Add deprecated changelog
* Assert that the command didn't finish
Refs https://github.com/saltstack/salt/pull/60972
* Always restore signals, even when exceptions occur
* Reset signal handlers before starting the process
* Make sure that the `ProcessManager` doesn't always ignore signals
* Provide valid default value for bootstrap_delay
* Update changelog for 3004
* Update changelog and release notes for 3004
* Add PR 61020 to changelog
* Update release notes index file and create 3005 file
* Update docs
* bad merge from master, redoing the PR for adding the Deltaproxy documentation.
* Adding doc/ref/configuration/delta_proxy.rst.
* cleaning up this paragraph, adding in network administrators in addition to system administrators.
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OpenBSD's salt package moved to python3 a while ago and dependencies
have changed since this page was last updated.
While here tweak a reference to the OpenBSD package, not pkg, repo.
- Notice the typo while reading docs
- Run `ack -i minon` to notice it's quite common and even made it into `doc/spelling_wordlist.txt`
- Run `ack -li minon | xargs sed -i 's|\([Mm]\)inon|\1inion|g'` to correct it
- Review changes
- Add + Commit
* Fixing various redirected links
* Change links to https
* Reintroduced macro link reference
* Change man page to original at master; revert added line
* Combine proxy and native minion workflows for NXOS
- Normalize SSH and NX-API proxy minion workflows
- Add NX-API over unix domain socket support for native minions
* Fix typo
* Fix states correct_roles bug
* Add comment clarification for nxos states
* Fix lint issues
* Address python3 incompatibility
* Fix additional lint issues
* Disable pylint W1699 warning
* Use new style class syntax
* Correct typo
* Fix nxos grains
* Pass data to grains function
* Return nxos grains key
* Protect nxos grain with proper __virtual__() check
The changes in PR #49676 made the following stacktrace occur when running
on a system that doesn't have the proper NXOS/NXAPIClient settings exposed:
```
[CRITICAL] Failed to load grains defined in grain file nxos.system_information in function <function system_information at 0x3aeb758>, error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/testing/salt/loader.py", line 773, in grains
ret = funcs[key](**kwargs)
File "/testing/salt/grains/nxos.py", line 36, in system_information
data = salt.utils.nxos.version_info()
File "/testing/salt/utils/nxos.py", line 318, in version_info
client = NxapiClient()
File "/testing/salt/utils/nxos.py", line 78, in __init__
raise RuntimeError("No host specified and no UDS found at {0}\n".format(self.NXAPI_UDS))
RuntimeError: No host specified and no UDS found at /tmp/nginx_local/nginx_1_be_nxapi.sock
local:
True
```
We need to protect the grains from loading when the settings are missing.
* Initial nxos_upgrade changes
* Revert "Initial nxos_upgrade changes"
This reverts commit e17ca19fbc.
* New NX-OS salt minion install doc
* Add guestshell sync information
* Initial nxos_upgrade changes
* Initial nxos_upgrade changes
* Revert "Initial nxos_upgrade changes"
This reverts commit e17ca19fbc.
* Revert "Initial nxos_upgrade changes"
This reverts commit e17ca19fbc.
* Add nxos to index.rst
* New nxos_upgrade execution and state modules
* Added NXOS UT support - initially for nxos_upgrade.py
* Resolved one pylint 'old class style' issue. Excluding 'nxos' sub-directory under tests/unit/modules
* Add __init__.py file to treat directory as a package directory.
* Addressed PR comments.
* Removed pylint disable-msg that was only applicable to python 3+
* Document NAPALM installation inside Guestshell
Adding step-by-step guide to install NAPALM inside of the NXOS Guestshell.
* show and sendline method fixes
* Update doc for starting minion in nxos GuestShell
* Revert show method changes
* Revert sendline method doc changes
* Resolve lint errors
* Remove nxos guestshell napalm references
This work is delayed so removing the references
* Address review comments
* Address salt style guide comment
* Doc and module updates
* Initial nxos module and proxy unit tests
* Additional nxos module and proxy unit tests
* Add nxos state unit tests
* Add tests for replace function
* Bug fixes
* Fix test_check_password_password_encrypted_false test
* Add test_config_nxos_error_ssh test
* remove opts modification in init
* reduce scope of variable to function where it's used
* minor nxos cleanup - raise instead of exit, use named kwargs
* use create_autospec in place of raw mocks
* _init_ssh's raise is now caught by ping
* allow gen_hash to work on any system
* change no_save_config option to save_config
* update set_password to work with updated gen_hash
* passing an invalid algorithm to pycrypto.hash raises
* blacken nxos-related files
* _fallback_gen_hash also works without a password
* remove debugging line, improve error message
* lint and black
* nxos docfix
* remove unused variable
* Review comments addressed
* mark old nxos functions as deprecated
* black
* remove unused variables
* clean up arguments
* simplify save_config logic
* minor doc cleanup
* make sendline with a list of commands reliably work
* Update various doc index files for nxos_upgrade
* Fix a few bugs in nxos proxy and execution modules
* doc indent fix
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SLE 15 and SLE 15 SP1 are more current. Also those versions ship with Salt in the base repos. No need to add additional repos. Adding additional repos would actually be harmful, since those would have skipped the openQA checks.
There is no need to add any repo to install Salt. Actually it would be harmful to use any other repos, since those packages would have skipped the openQA process.
The saltstack repository has the 2016 version is current. Its not being updated, but there is a perfectly good port in the FreeBSD tree to use instead. Enhance the documentation on how to install that from binary or source.
