Nicolas,
Cfengine evaluates all bundles as they are ordered within the
bundlesequence. Within each bundle, it evaluates the promise types in
the following order (from section 2.8.1 in the reference manual):
vars
classes
interfaces
processes
storage
packages
commands
methods
files
databases
services
reports
Within each bundle, it evaluates the above list of promise types up to 3
times in order to deal with potential dependencies, e.g. define var V1,
define class C1 based on V1, define var V2 based on class C1, etc.
Does that help?
Justin
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Subject: cfengine program flow
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hi
I thought i understand the program flow of cfengine more or less, but
today i recognized i really don't :-/
I hope anybody can helpe me to clear a few things:
1. The code in a bundle doesn't go top -> down? it first does the
commands, then the packages then the commands and so on?
2. I've to run cf-agent multiple time until every promise in it is kept,
is this usual? maybe i have to split this in different bundles?
many thanks in advance
nicolas
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