LSlstamour·Apr 3, 2015
I'm not sure either. This is the script run two lines earlier: https://github.com/joemiller/joemiller.me-intro-to-sensu/blo...
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2 sourcesOn second look, this might be more benign than it first appears.
I spent about thirty seconds digging through the package and the net. The mentioned SSL certificates don't seem to exist in that repo or referenced in google, but I did find this package that appears to generate said certs for you. https://github.com/joemiller/joemiller.me-intro-to-sensu
So it looks like (again, quick read) you're installing your own self-signed certs, which wouldn't imply any significant security risk assuming the script creates the files securely etc.
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