Note, ran this through with "--debug", seems that cf-agent does not pick up the
interface for the missing subnet?
# ifconfig aggr4
aggr4: flags=1001000843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST,IPv4,FIXEDMTU> mtu 9000
index 19
inet 10.125.7.98 netmask ffffff80 broadcast 10.125.7.127
ether 0:14:4f:de:4c:6
# grep "Checking IP" tmp.out | sort -u
Checking IP Range against RDNS 10.126.19.172
Checking IP Range against iface 10.126.19.172
----- Original Message -----
From: Jim Amanatidis <jamanati...@bloomberg.net>
To: HELP-CFENGINE@CFENGINE.ORG
At: 12/22 9:32:04
Having an issue with iprange not working in v3. Stripped out everything and
reduced it to this code snippet (below), still not working. What gives?
# cat test.cf
body common control {
bundlesequence => { "test_routes" };
}
bundle agent test_routes {
classes:
"Has_Net1" expression => iprange("10.125.7.0/25");
"Has_Net2" expression => iprange("10.126.19.128/25");
commands:
Has_Net1::
"/bin/echo Has_Net1 is true";
!Has_Net1::
"/bin/echo Has_Net1 is false";
Has_Net2::
"/bin/echo Has_Net2 is true";
!Has_Net2::
"/bin/echo Has_Net2 is false";
}
# ifconfig -a | grep inet | grep broadcast
inet 10.126.19.172 netmask ffffff80 broadcast 10.126.19.255
inet 10.125.7.98 netmask ffffff80 broadcast 10.125.7.127
And I get this during cf-agent run
# cf-agent -nf test.cf
-> Would execute script /bin/echo Has_Net1 is false
-> Would execute script /bin/echo Has_Net2 is true
Both should be true.
- Jim
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