Following your advice concerning copying instead of extracting a tarbal I
have implemented this:
158 bundle agent check_nagios_installation {
159
160 files:
161 "/usr/local/nagios/."
162 comment => "Creating Nagios installation",
163 depth_search => recurse("inf"),
164 action => immediate,
165 copy_from =>
nagios_copy("/var/cfengine/artifacts/nagios","localhost");
166 }
167
168 body copy_from nagios_copy(from,server) {
169
170 servers => {"${server}"};
171 source => "$(from)";
172 compare => "digest";
173 verify => "true";
174 copy_backup => "timestamp";
175 force_update => "true";
176 purge => "true";
177 }
After two different approaches this third one now seems to be a reliable
solution. Insofar my problem is solved. Thanks to all for helping.
However I've encountered so many situations right now with CF3 where the
behaviour was not as expected at all. Im working with CF3 for about 6
weeks now and still feel like a first day novice. It's a little
frustrating to need so much time and effort for such small problems. I
know CF3 is a good and helpfull tool, but it's too hard to work with.
Bernd
From:
[email protected]
To:
[email protected]
Cc:
Nicolas Charles <[email protected]>, [email protected],
[email protected]
Date:
17.12.2009 14:39
Subject:
Re: Problem recognizing existence of directory
Verbose output might be better than debug output for discovering faults.
Also it might be more efficient to have CF copy the files recursively than
copying a tar ball and then extracting it. You'll have greater
reliability too as CF will log any problems during the copy.
Sincerely,
--
Neil Watson
416-673-3465
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