> That makes sense. Could you run cf-agent on one of the end nodes > to pull down the latest policy to check it?
I've described an example in my previous message here: https://cfengine.org/pipermail/help-cfengine/2011-May/013297.html All three cfengine installations were on a single node in different users. I've been using cf-runagent there, but I think authentication procedure is the same as with file copying. > Why would you run multiple cf-serverd instances on a single host? > Normally a single host would have zero or one cf-serverd instances. I'm not an admin of the hosts and I don't have root account there. Applications I need to manage are deployed in non-priviledged users in some cases more than one application deployed on a single host. Currently I use cf-agent and cf-execd to manage configurations. Pulling of policy updates by agents works just fine. But sometimes I would prefer not to wait until next scheduled run, instead I want to wake up few selected agents manually. Mostly, because I've found an error in a policy and want to have it fixed now. I thought, I can use cf-runagent for this, but it cannot distinguish multiple servers on a single host, so I have to use ssh for this. Thanks, Andrey _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@cfengine.org https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
