There is a cfengine3 package in sid, and you could probably build that
from source (I have not tried recently though).
What versions of Debian do you need to support? I have packages for
Lenny (though they are not official Debian).
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 10:13 PM, Daniel Bidwell wrote:
> I have
Can you try to restate the problem? I don't see exactly what you are
getting at. If you want to insert the hostname into a file, editfiles
should be able to do that.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 2:46 AM, Tom Van de Velde
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm facing a problem where i need to construct a file with conten
No, you can't specify class hierarchies like your pseudocode example.
However, you do have access to boolean operators. I think you might
want something like:
specialclass.(foo|bar)::
See:
http://www.cfengine.org/manuals/cf2-Reference.html#Cfengine-classes
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Mar
Read, Cfengine Nova
Ed Brown wrote:
> Christopher Browne wrote:
>> - In reflecting on it, I think I'd like for some of the derived classes
>> to be derived out of data residing in external sources like LDAP/DBMS.
>
> Yes, a native ability to import, AND export, class information would be
> th
Forgive me for pouring scorn on this idea, but it has absolutely no conceivable
merit to
use an inappropriately cryptic script to generate something that is supposed to
be a piece
of documentation about the system. This is nonsense.
Erlend Leganger wrote:
> 2009/12/9
>> ...
>> It looks neater.
help-cfengine-boun...@cfengine.org wrote on 2009-12-10 12:09:57:
> Christopher Browne wrote:
> > - In reflecting on it, I think I'd like for some of the derived
classes
> > to be derived out of data residing in external sources like
LDAP/DBMS.
>
> Yes, a native ability to import, AND export,
Christopher Browne wrote:
> - In reflecting on it, I think I'd like for some of the derived classes
> to be derived out of data residing in external sources like LDAP/DBMS.
Yes, a native ability to import, AND export, class information would be
the bees knees...
Maybe it can already be found in the documentation(anyone have a link?),
but I'd be interested to see how else one might structure a "files:"
example like Neil offered for any three particular files. I'm not so
much interested in modularization, as in simplification. I'd like for a
service ad
nwat...@symcor.com writes:
> It's too early for me to tell what the best methods of code style will be
> for CF. Experience tells me that as policies grow, are deployed to more
> hosts and are managed by multiple people such separation of data and
> function are very helpful. If others have di
Hi
In cfengine2 is there a way I can compound classes with "paragraphs"?
For example
shellcommands:
specialclass1::
{
foo::
bar::
}
The idea is so I don't have to write reams of "specialclass1.foo::
specialclass1.bar::" and so on. I hav
It's too early for me to tell what the best methods of code style will be
for CF. Experience tells me that as policies grow, are deployed to more
hosts and are managed by multiple people such separation of data and
function are very helpful. If others have different styles that they
think are
Well some good news and some bad news. cf-serverd did core dump last night on
the policy host. I did get output from two clients at the same time.
one was from a regular cf-agent regular run (06:22:02 am):
Protocol transaction sent illegal cipher length
!! Authentication dialogue with x.xx.xx.
2009/12/9
>
> ...
> It looks neater. Suppose I want to add a file that has a different user,
> group or mode? In a perfect world we'd be able to define data structures
> in CF as we would in Perl and loop through them.
> ...
Which puts me on to an idea I definitely will use - keep all file
prom
13 matches
Mail list logo
