http://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/topics/installation/index.html linked to msgpack-python version 0.1.12. The fix links to the latest version (which is version 0.4.4 at the time of this commit), since not a specific version of msgpack-python was written down as a dependency.
1. Use curl for both master and minion, for consistency
2. Clean up introductory lead text
3. Demonstrate -A option with minion
4. Remove some redundant text.
5. Make capitalisation consistent.
6. Use “set up a Salt Master/Minion” rather than “install the Salt
Master/Minion” for usability. (“The Salt Minion” sounds weird when you
will have many of them.)
7. Embolden 'Salt Minion' and 'Salt Master' for quick scanning.
This commit modifes a number of files which have command-line examples
so that the code-block directive is used. This provides more
visually-appealing syntax highlighting.
More commits like this will follow, this commit is part of an overall
documentation audit that I am performing.
M2Crypto has been abandonded upstream, has many outstanding bugs,
and doesn't build unpatched on Fedora. Since the only thing M2Crypto
is being used for in the salt codebase is RSA support, using the PyCrypto
RSA module instead is pretty straight forward. Additionally, the RSA
module uses sign/verify terminology around our use of private encrypting
known tokens for verification purposes rather than private_encrypt and
public_descrypt, which makes reading the intent a little clearer.
Since RTD build the latest docs as the default available docs having the
installation instructions along with the rest of the docs is really the
best place for them to live.
Fixes#762Fixes#763
