Erlend Leganger writes: > cfengine uses the freemium model (hook users on the free product, charge > for advanced or special features) - in that model it is a point to make it > really, really easy for all to start using the free product so that you > can upsell later. This is not the case with cf3 today.
Agree. I was/am pretty surprised that the commercial entity responsible for cfengine has not done a better job at getting people "hooked" into their own product. Also, was surprised they didn't even bother to find tutorials/quick start guides from other people and just list them in their site. The impression I get, so far, is the "we are big, we are widely used.. and it is your job to go through our in-complete docs".. I am giving myself a few more days (blew the weekend on this) and moving on if I can't get it to work. I looked at puppet and it really seemed simpler.. I just didn't like the whole lot of dependencies it has. I could have rolled my own solution in less time that it is taking to get a basic cfengine config done. I primarily just need to push some config files and get programs re-started once a new file is pushed. _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@cfengine.org https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
