Hello,
I was hoping somebody can help me find out why my remote copy is not
working. It used to work with 3.0.2, but since I installed 3.0.3, it
stopped.
On my policy server, I ran cf-serverd in verbose mode and I believe the
key error is "cf3 cfServerd access list is empty, no files are visib
Yes, only arrays are indexable. And yes, regextract is fairly new...
> Hi Dan,
>
> Thanks for the tip. \B does seem to work in the way that I expected the
> null pattern to (although I understand the subtle difference you point
> out. Fortunately, our usernames shouldn't have any word boundari
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the tip. \B does seem to work in the way that I expected the
null pattern to (although I understand the subtle difference you point
out. Fortunately, our usernames shouldn't have any word boundaries in
them.)
The other issue that I am running into is that it seems that slists
Ok, I'm thoroughly stumped here. I had something from testing several
months ago that I thought was doing the right thing, but now I don't
think it was.
I want to insert into ~root/.ssh/known_hosts on certain hosts the root
public ssh key from a trusted root host. But the trickier part is to
delet
Jim-
You're right, splitstring does not split on every character (and maybe it
should if you specify a null pattern). And you missed on "." (because that
makes every character a separator, and then there are no characters to
separate) and on "[.]" (because a '.' in a [character class] is just a d
Hi help-cfengine,
Running community 3.0.3.
Given a string, is there a way to address the characters in the string?
splitstring() seems to work fine as long as there is a delimiter, e.g.
vars:
"words" slist => splitstring("foo:bar:baz", ":", 3);
But it doesn't seem to function quite a
Reading through section 12.6 about the variable context "this", it
doesn't explicitly state whether $(this.promiser) would be available
within the promise's comment. This does not work (pun intended):
bundle agent test {
files:
"/tmp/blah"
handle => "create_blah",
Hi,
The hostnamekeys and dynamicaddresses confuses me a lot.
Are not the server supposed to save the keys in files with hostname instead of
IP addresses?
More: the server seems to not accept
Allowconnects => { ".*\.domain\.net" }
Can this be related?
I don't have any problem doing dns lookups a
On 26 February 2010 17:13, wrote:
> Thanks for your suggestion,
>
> but infact it does not change anything here renaming the modules itself - I
> just renamed the module to more usual name without the colon
> but as before it works but still throws the syntax error.
>
> I finally just got rid of
Thanks for your suggestion,
but infact it does not change anything here renaming the modules itself - I
just renamed the module to more usual name without the colon
but as before it works but still throws the syntax error.
I finally just got rid of the syntax error by writing the variable $(ho
That's not how I've ever used PrepModule (with quotes) -- here's what my
syntax looks like:
loaded_cfengine_version = ( PrepModule(cfengine_version, "") )
I also don't name my modules with colons in the filename...
Paul Krizak 7171 Southwest Pkwy MS B200.3A
Senior System
I don't know what "in transition" means. The last seen report is available in
community.
Select a report type like html and and output directory (default
/var/cfengine/reports)
M
Erlend Leganger wrote:
> On 26 February 2010 10:05, Mark Burgess wrote:
>> I think I wrote about it in a special t
You should add a shared point, either folders or files, to server access_rules.
bundle server access_rules {
access:
"/srv/cf-serverd"
admit => { "172\.24\..*" };
"/jawoll"
admit => { "172\.24\..*" }
}
Cheers,
--Nakarin
On Feb 26, 2010, at 11:38 AM, Seifert
On 26 February 2010 10:05, Mark Burgess wrote:
>
> I think I wrote about it in a special topics guide on reporting...
>
I guess this is the link to that guide:
https://cfengine.com/inside/document/SpecialTopic_Reporting.pdf
But it didn't help me, it mentions cf-report once and lastseen once,
bo
Hi there ,
the following line gives me errors although either way infact it seems to work
as expected.
Whats the problem - how do I have to write it? Where is my error?
cf.groups contains the following:
groups:
# this preparatory module sets groups from contents of hostlist.xml
service
Here ist my configuration:
cf-serverd.cf on the policy server:
body server control {
trustkeysfrom => { "172.24.1.58" };
allowconnects => { "172.24.1.58" };
maxconnections => "10";
logallconnections => "true";
}
bundle server access_rules {
access:
"/srv/cf-serverd"
ad
On 26 February 2010 11:00, Seifert, Christian wrote:
> I want to transfer some files from a server to any client. That’s my task
>
>
>
Well, the example given can easily be expanded to transfer some files from a
server (the policy server) to any client, so I think you have the solution
or am I mi
I think I wrote about it in a special topics guide on reporting...
Erlend Leganger wrote:
> On 26 February 2010 08:48, Mark mailto:m...@iu.hio.no>>
> wrote:
>
> It works perfectly here
>
>
> Mark
>
>
> Good, but I don't know how to use and I can't find any documentation on
> it. Wher
On 26 February 2010 08:48, Mark wrote:
> It works perfectly here
>
>
> Mark
>
Good, but I don't know how to use and I can't find any documentation on it.
Where is cf-report documented? I tried the cf3-reference, cf3-tutoial and
cf-report --help, but couldn't find a good description of how to use
On 26 February 2010 08:06, Seifert, Christian wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> for my IT education i have to do a automatically file transfer from a
> policy server to any client servers with cfengine. Has anyone a hint or an
> example configuration on his machines which could help me?
>
I am not qu
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