Eystein Måløy Stenberg <[email protected]> écrit :
> This message will only be printed in inform mode (-I) like for any
> other promise.
[...]
>
> You may choose from a varying number of verbosities (error, inform,
> verbose, debug).
> Maybe you have the level set in your policy somewhere.
You're right:
body agent control
{
[...]
inform => "true" ;
[...]
}
The problem is, when I remove that line, I don't get some
messages I find useful any more, such as:
-> Updated /var/cfengine/inputs/promises.cf from source
/var/cfengine/masterfiles/promises.cf on xx.xx.xx.xx
because I want to know when the configuration files are updated
from the master (which is an unusual event and, as such, deserves
to be notified) but I don't want to be reminded that a file
system is sensible as promised (which is the way it should be
and, as such, doesn't deserve to be notified).
Of course, Cfengine doesn't send notifications by e-mail when
they don't change so I don't get the "Filesystem %s's content
seems to be sensible as promised" often but, in the case of an
event that generates a notification, I first receive an e-mail
containing "Filesystem %s's content seems to be sensible as
promised" followed by that specific notification. Then the next
time cf-agent is run, I receive another e-mail containing only
"Filesystem %s's content seems to be sensible as promised", which
is not useful. No other e-mail is sent thereafter, as long as no
other notification has to be sent. Anyway, a file is notheless
generated in /var/cfengine/outputs.
Maybe I missed something in the documentation and there's a way
to receive unusual notifications nonetheless but I can't find
it...
--
Marc Baudoin
STG Interactive
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