Hello, I am analyzing my promises that are in state repaired and notkept.
I consider that: - 'kept' state are promises that were evaluated correctly and the system was in an expected state, - 'repaired' are promises that show that something was wrong and corrected and may require manual intervention if these reapper, - 'notkept' are promises that need user intervention. Most of my promises work as expected - if there was any change, the state is set to 'repaired' and I may have a look at what was actually repaired. For commands: promises which actually test if everything is fine I set the kept_returncode to 0 and I am good. I have some actions which are expected and I would not like to be bothered about. Mostly these are file: promises like tidying old files etc. I expect them to happen and would not like to be bothered about them. Meanwhile on some runs these tidy-like rules constitute a majority of promises and my policy compliance drops to 25% kept, 50% repaired. Is there a way to make files: promise report state 'kept' while it has performed some actions? Cheers, B _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@cfengine.org https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
