Josh Greenberg wrote:
> I'm new to cfengine and I can't seem to get the clients to pull down the
> master config files. I have set the policyhost and master_cfinput
> variables in the update.conf file and I put update.conf and cfservd.conf
> in the master_cfinput directories but when I run cfage
I'm new to cfengine and I can't seem to get the clients to pull down the
master config files. I have set the policyhost and master_cfinput
variables in the update.conf file and I put update.conf and cfservd.conf
in the master_cfinput directories but when I run cfagent on a client I
get the foll
I know this cfengine
version is very old but can someone verify that cfengine version 2.1.7p1 has
problems with cfexecd sending email to sysadm? I know that is is running but I'm
not recieving emails.
Thanks,
Frank
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Hi all,
I am trying to get cfengine set up to run our computer labs here (Mac OS
X shop), and I am having a problem with resource forks. In particular,
the "copy" action does not recursively copy files with resource forks
unless the forks are explicitly named. I would like to be able to
synchr
Hi Jason,
That's exactly what I want.
I use a dir->dir copy for my main config file trees
(/var/cfengine/roots/any -> /, /var/cfengine/roots/linux -> /, etc.),
but I am trying to deal with the special case of creating a bootstrap
directory for jumpstarts and kickstarts. Fo
We do this by turning single copy one, and having a r=inf in the copy statement. Example:
cfgagent.conf
...
control:
singlecopy = ( on )
...
cf.copy
copy:
$(masterfiles)/copy/hosts/$(host)
dest=/
...
r=inf
...
In the source dir
