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did you check if your primary has the class?

[root@puppet 2021.7.1]# grep pe_repo /opt/puppetlabs/puppet/cache/state/classes.txt pe_repo pe_repo:platform:debian_10_amd64 pe_repo:platform:debian_11_amd64 pe_repo:platform:el_8_x86_64 pe_repo:platform:ubuntu_2004_amd64 pe_repo:platform:windows_x86_64 pe_repo:platform:windowsfips_x86_64 pe_repo pe_repo::bulk_pluginsync pe_repo:platform:debian_10_amd64 pe_repo:platform:debian_11_amd64 pe_repo:platform:el_8_x86_64 pe_repo:platform:ubuntu_2004_amd64 pe_repo:platform:windows_x86_64 pe_repo:platform:windowsfips_x86_64

mhm

Puppet agent on primary runs without errors, and the download was from primary, there is no compiler yet

You'll need to fix the proxy so that it forwards traffic properly, or unset proxy configuration while

install.bash

runs. The

install.bash

script figures out which *NIX operating system it is running on, then calls

curl

again to download an OS-specific script that does most of the heavy lifting. If that download fails,

install.bash

assumes the reason is that the Puppet Server doesn't have the

pe_repo::platform

available.

Top! worked fine, unsetting proxy from root env and from /etc/environment was needed. Thanks alot. The removing from /etc/environment was the critical part which was used internally from the script