Hi
With regard to the request for specific info here is what i have. Again,
this is with regard to not being able to pull files from my policy server.
Thanks in advance.
On the policy server. Here is my serverd.cf started as cf-serverd -v -f
serverd.cf
My client is to pull all data in /t
Just put classes in your bundlesequence. Since Cfengine caches promises,
you're not going to recomoile the promises every time, so do you really
need to have class-based inputs? (You can do it, of course).
body common control {
# This will definitely work as long as the classes are hard clas
Le 6023 Septembre 1993, daniel klein a envoyé:
Hello,
> Only one set of promises is ever run. By default that comes from promises.cf,
> but you can specify an alternative set with -f. Those promises can consist
> of many other files, which you list in the inputs. Regardless of which files
> ar
I haven't seen this issue myself. Can you create a small self contained
example that others can test?
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Cfengine defaults to promises.cf. From there define the common bundle
and include your other bundles and files in inputs and bundlesequence.
With this knowledge I encourage you to go back again and look at the
tutorial.
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Only one set of promises is ever run. By default that comes from promises.cf,
but you can specify an alternative set with -f. Those promises can consist
of many other files, which you list in the inputs. Regardless of which files
are included, the agent only runs the promises listed in th
Dear *,
I am playing around with cfengine now for a couple of days. One thing
that is still not clear to me is how to include new promises. For
example i have created the following promise (test.cf):
body common control
{
bundlesequence => { "tester" };
version => "0.1";
}
bundle agent t
2010/2/11 :
> Canonify might help you.
>
Hi Neil,
thanks for your answer.
For the first read I thought you totally misunderstood what my problem
was, but now I see that I was the one who totally misunderstood the
answer.
Regards,
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