Understood. The hard classes appear to be defined to me, so it seems odd that
the custom ones aren't.
[r...@cf3server-1.test.net masterfiles]# cf-promises -v -f ./promises.cf
<snip>
cf3 -> Defined classes = { 10_1_1_2 64_bit April Day13 GMT_Hr17 Hr10 Hr10_Q3
Lcycle_0 Min35_40 Min36 Morning Q3 Tuesday Yr2010 any cfengine_3 cfengine_3_0
cfengine_3_0_4p1 common community_edition compiled_on_linux_gnu test_net
enterpriseenterpriseserver enterpriseenterpriseserver_5
enterpriseenterpriseserver_5_3 enterpriseenterpriseserver_carthage
entropy_cfengine_in_low entropy_cfengine_out_low entropy_dns_in_low
entropy_dns_out_low entropy_ftp_in_low entropy_ftp_out_low entropy_icmp_in_low
entropy_icmp_out_low entropy_irc_in_low entropy_irc_out_low entropy_misc_in_low
entropy_misc_out_low entropy_netbiosdgm_in_low entropy_netbiosdgm_out_low
entropy_netbiosns_in_low entropy_netbiosns_out_low entropy_netbiosssn_in_low
entropy_netbiosssn_out_low entropy_nfsd_in_low entropy_nfsd_out_low
entropy_smtp_in_low entropy_smtp_out_low entropy_ssh_out_low
entropy_tcpack_in_low entropy_tcpack_out_low entropy_tcpfin_in_low
entropy_tcpfin_out_low entropy_tcpsyn_in_low entropy_tcpsyn_out_
low entropy_udp_in_low entropy_udp_out_low entropy_www_in_low
entropy_www_out_low entropy_wwws_in_low entropy_wwws_out_low
fe80__250_56ff_fe9e_778c ipv4_10 ipv4_10_1 ipv4_10_1_1 ipv4_10_1_1_2 linux
linux_2_6_18_128_el5 linux_x86_64 linux_x86_64_2_6_18_128_el5
linux_x86_64_2_6_18_128_el5__1_SMP_Wed_Jan_21_08_45_05_EST_2009 net
net_iface_eth0 net_iface_lo cf3server_1 cf3server_1_test_net redhat redhat_s
redhat_s_5 redhat_s_5_3 rootprocs_high_normal verbose_mode x86_64 }
cf3 -> Negated Classes = { }
cf3 Initiate variable convergence...
cf3 -> Checking common class promises...
cf3 Initiate control variable convergence...
cf3 !!! No bundlesequence in the common control body
cf3 -> Inputs are valid
-----Original Message-----
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Subject: Cfengine Help: Re: custom bundlesequence problem
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: custom bundlesequence problem
Author: Seva Gluschenko
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,16874,16875#msg-16875
Aaron,
The only suspicious thing which I've noticed here is that usage of
@(IT_DEV_CF3TEST) for defining the IT_DEV class. Did you check out the output
of cf-promises -v for the classes defined? Since I don't see any definition for
"cf3server_1", "cf3client_1", and "cf3client_2" classes, I suppose you refer to
the hard classes (i.e. hostnames). If neither one is defined, IT_DEV isn't
defined, too.
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