I patched the code so that the premodelling done in edit files does not count
peeudo-
repairs. This is in svn and will be in the next releases beginning of March.
Justin Lloyd wrote:
> Neil,
>
> That does seem to work, though I'm really hoping that it's working like Mark
> says and that the pr
Hi Mark,
It works great with Google Reader. I had to add the feed URL manually, as the
GReader "Subscribe" bookmarklet didn't work on the page - I guess the page is
missing some tag that indicates the location of the feed, though I don't know
the details for how it should be specified.
Cheers,
I'll look into this.
Justin Lloyd wrote:
> Neil,
>
> That does seem to work, though I'm really hoping that it's working like Mark
> says and that the promises repaired percentage is fixed to reflect how it
> really works.
>
> Here's what I have, based on your code:
>
> bundle agent test {
>
Neil,
That does seem to work, though I'm really hoping that it's working like Mark
says and that the promises repaired percentage is fixed to reflect how it
really works.
Here's what I have, based on your code:
bundle agent test {
vars:
"myfile" string => "/tmp/passwd_test";
Try this. It worked for me and only edited when necessary.
##
body common control {
bundlesequence => { "test" };
}
bundle agent test {
vars:
"ldaps" slist => {
"+...@unix",
"+...@ops"
};
files:
"/tmp/edittest"
Ok, I made one at http://www.iu.hio.no/~mark/blog.html
Let me know if it works
Zamboni, Diego wrote:
> Right - I have seen those, I was referring to Mark's personal blog, which I
> find interesting but I couldn't find an RSS feed in it.
>
> --Diego
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Br
Mark,
Anything you can provide to clear up how that works would be great, no
matter how long it takes you to respond. :)
In the interim, while I'm going to start deploying today and tomorrow,
I'll play around with this issue some more to see if I can actually get
it to work the way I want.
Thank
Cfengine does indeed work that way, but it is possible that it reports
differently in
promises repaired. I have not had time to reply carefully to this, but I will
try to do so
if you are willing to wait.
M
Justin Lloyd wrote:
> Neil,
>
> You may recall from our previous discussion about this
Neil,
You may recall from our previous discussion about this and the testing I did
(with the nodename file example, my email from 2/5 at 11:27 AM MST) that
Cfengine doesn't appear to work that way.
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll look into them and report back on the results.
Justin
-Ori
Another thought would be to add a third true/false parameter to the copy
bodies in library.cf or to add new ones to enable backups. So either:
body secure_cp(from, server, backup)
body remote_cp(from, server, backup)
body local_cp(from, backup)
or new ones, perhaps like this:
body secure_cp_with
Canonify might help you.
For grouping like systems I often must do so manually using a common
bundle. For example
# classes.cf
# Since vars are defined before classes custom classes will need to be
defined
# here, outside of their relevant bundles and
Hi,
I want to use an array for some settings in my mailserver. I used the
IP address of the node in the array, but it's not working, I guess
beacause of the '.' in the IP address. I use 3.0.3 community version.
vars:
"array[XX.YY.ZZ.19][example.com][bindip]" string => "XX.YY.ZZ.113";
I was under the impression that when editing files Cf3 can be made to
apply all edits to a copy in memory and then only update the target file
if the result was a change. It might be worth more testing. Other
options are use a template with expand_scalars or writing a module with
your favouri
Wow, I'm surprised to have received no responses to this so far, but it
does seem to be a hard problem. In fact, I was thinking about it more
last night and this morning and it's even trickier than I thought last
night. I may have to come up with a different approach, but I would like
to restate my
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