2011/5/22 Andrey Bondarenko <abon...@mail.ru>: > > All three cfengine installations were on a single node in different > users. > > 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
The only way I can see you using run-agent here is if you run a separate cf-serverd for echo of the three instances; each one on a different IP address and/or port, if possible. I understand now why you were asking about running multiple cf-serverd's on a single server, thank you. If I had a situation like this, I would either just run cf-agent -K manually to download the policy; or else setup cron to run cf-execd once a minute while you are in this development phase, to download policies continuously. BTW, I would add the -K switch to cf-agent to force it to download the policies again if less than a minute has elapsed since the last time it did so. HTH, Aleksey _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@cfengine.org https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
