Brad,
there are at least two errors in your setup. First, common bundles
aren't to be included into the bundlesequence. Next, inputs is the
only way to specify input files. So that, your current setup is
meaningless. You can achieve some distinction using classes, e.g.
body common control
{
linux::
inputs => { "linux.cf", "common.cf", "update.cf" };
bundlesequence => { "update", "iptables", "prelink" };
solaris::
inputs => { "solaris.cf", "common.cf", "update.cf" };
bundlesequence => { "update", "zones", "smf" };
}
2011/1/31 Brad Huntington <bhuntingto...@gmail.com>:
> Still a little confused.....
>
> Can someone please point me in the right direction here, I"m not sure why
> the linux tasks don't get executed.
>
> ##############################################################################
>
> #
> # promises.cf
> #
> ##############################################################################
>
> body common control
> {
> bundlesequence => {
> "update",
>
> "g"
> };
>
> inputs => {
> "update.cf",
>
> "cfengine_stdlib.cf",
> "site.cf"
> };
>
>
> }
>
> ##############################################################################
> #
> # site.cf
> #
> ##############################################################################
>
> bundle common g
> {
> vars:
> linux::
> "bundlesequence_linux"
> comment => "bundlesequence for linux hosts",
> slist =>
>
> {
> "linux_tasks"
> };
> "linux_tasks"
> comment => "tasks for linux hosts",
>
> slist =>
> {
> "linux.cf"
> };
> }
>
> ##############################################################################
>
> #
> # linux.cf
> #
> ##############################################################################
> body common control
> {
> bundlesequence => { "hello_linux" };
>
> }
> bundle agent hello_linux
> {
> reports:
> any::
> "$(sys.date),Hello linux host"
> report_to_file => "/tmp/linux.cf.out";
> }
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 1:06 AM, Brad Huntington <bhuntingto...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> Thank you, this helps a lot.
>>
>> On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 9:13 PM, <no-re...@cfengine.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> Forum: Cfengine Help
>>> Subject: Re: importing tasks based on host group
>>> Author: bbomgardner
>>> Link to topic:
>>> https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,20138,20144#msg-20144
>>>
>>> One way to do this is to use methods. Here is some info from the
>>> reference guide:
>>> http://www.cfengine.org/manuals/cf3-reference.html#promises_002ecf
>>>
>>> http://www.cfengine.org/manuals/cf3-reference.html#methods-in-agent-promises
>>>
>>> Also, here is a good thread discussing this:
>>> https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,19120,19130
>>>
>>> I've found that Dan Klien's, er, method works well for me. =)
>>> A practice example:
>>>
>>> body common control
>>> {
>>> bundlesequence => {
>>> "blackout",
>>> "global",
>>> "cf_executor",
>>> "cf_server",
>>> "root_crontab",
>>> "cf_tidy",
>>> "resolv",
>>> "machine_specific"
>>> };
>>>
>>> inputs => {
>>> "cf-execd.cf",
>>> "cf-serverd.cf",
>>> "cf-agent.cf",
>>> "cf-monitord.cf",
>>> "cf-report.cf",
>>> "cfengine_stdlib.cf",
>>> "library.cf",
>>> "root_crontab.cf",
>>> "isp.cf",
>>> "resolv.cf",
>>> "oracle.cf",
>>> "dist_ftp.cf"
>>> };
>>>
>>> }
>>> #######################################################
>>>
>>> bundle agent machine_specific
>>> {
>>> vars:
>>>
>>> "isp_seq" slist => {
>>> "isp_global",
>>> "isp_jdk",
>>> "isp_tomcat",
>>> "isp_envs",
>>> "isp_templates",
>>> "isp_services"
>>> };
>>>
>>> "dist_ftp_seq" slist => {
>>> "dist_ftp_pkgs",
>>> "dist_ftp_conf"
>>> };
>>>
>>> methods:
>>>
>>> isp02|isp03::
>>> "any" usebundle => "$(isp_seq)";
>>>
>>> ftp01::
>>> "any" usebundle => "$(dist_ftp_seq)";
>>>
>>> oracle_servers::
>>> "any" usebundle => "tnsnames";
>>> }
>>>
>>> #######################################################
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Each policy file is imported on every host but not every bundle is
>>> executed. The 'machine_specific' bundle listed in the bundlesequence is run
>>> with the specific purpose of executing additional bundles as needed.
>>>
>>> Its certainly a little less straightforward than using import in v2, but
>>> it works! I hope this helps you.
>>>
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>>
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