I want to do the following (unimportant details omitted) and so far I'm
stumped:
bundle agent test {
vars:
"output" string => execresult("somecommand", "noshell");
"netgroups" slist => splitstring("$(output)", "\s+", 20);
files:
"/etc/passwd"
edit_lin
The agent detaches from its parent and can kill it with no problems.
--Eystein
On 03/11/2010 08:51 PM, Lebel, Marco wrote:
> Glad that you are suggesting this since I was playing with the idea but
> before I go ahead and do it I have the following question:
>
> If the process running cf-agent ki
I'm not so sure about your second possible expectation, but I was
thinking of the first, that only one such promise would exist. I can,
however, see an argument for any or all of a dist's class existing at
any given time, rather than being mutually exclusive, as it's really a
matter of personal int
This looks like a bug - although reading the code, I am not sure where it is.
Even setting the persist time to 0 doesn't change things, but what I am
seeing is not what I'd expect. I would expect either "n% of the time, you
will see exactly one class_n" or else "n% of the time, you will see all th
Glad that you are suggesting this since I was playing with the idea but before
I go ahead and do it I have the following question:
If the process running cf-agent kills the cf-execd parent process do I not
shoot myself down since killing the parent usually means killing the children
hence I wil
Primarily on AIX, I have not noticed the issue on other OS'es (I do
not have Solaris in the mix, but that will be soon).
2010/3/11 :
> Matt what types of systems do you see this on? I've only seen it on a
> Sparc Solaris 10 host.
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Mark,
I just re-read the documentation on this (since I'm going back to fill
in comments in my policy files) and noticed that the notes for dist say
that it assigns "one generic class (always) and ONE additional class"
(emphasis mine), e.g. my_dist and my_dist_10. That makes it sound like
the resu
Incidentally, as a work around you can simply get cf-agent to restart cf-execd
once a week
or once per day for that matter.
M
Francoeur, Louis wrote:
> After installing 3.0.4, we let cfengine run for almost 24 hours
> and it looks like we still have a memory leak.
>
> Wed Mar 10 14:13:13 EST
Given Matt's input I'm inclined to think that the issue in how cf-agent
gets the process list or how is matches them. I spent the morning try to
reproduce this in a controlled manner but failed. I'm out of ideas at the
moment and lack the C skill to do any serious code diving.
Matt what types
I do not run cf-execd from a cron job directly, I use cf-agent
(however, that could spawn a cf-execd). I do run cf-execd as a daemon.
50 * * * * /var/cfengine/bin/cf-agent -KD verify_cf_procs
The -D verify_cf_procs is a class to just check the cfengine processes
to make sure they are running, and
Matt Richards wrote on 2010-03-10 15:05:32:
> I have seen this behavior as well. Not very common, but it happens
> every now and then.
Matt,
Do you call cf-execd from a cron job? If so can you please provide your
cron entry.
Sincerely,
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If you are able to trace or diagnose it further, please let me know. I don't
see this kind
of growth in monitord and we have seen big improvements in cf-execd. So far we
have not
been able to explain the source of the leaks.
Francoeur, Louis wrote:
> After installing 3.0.4, we let cfengine run
After installing 3.0.4, we let cfengine run for almost 24 hours
and it looks like we still have a memory leak.
Wed Mar 10 14:13:13 EST 2010
2076K cf-execd
Thu Mar 11 13:04:28 EST 2010
4508K cf-execd
Louis
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We've been pretty busy these past weeks finishing our Nova release, so it will
be probably
in the coming week.
Ingersoll, Robert wrote:
>
> Is there a schedule for when the Linux 3.0.4 binaries will be available
> at cfengine.com?
>
> Thanks
>
>
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Is there a schedule for when the Linux 3.0.4 binaries will be available at
cfengine.com?
Thanks
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Found it, cancel_kept/repaired/notkept, which are new.
Thank you Mark
Mark Burgess wrote:
> Yes, see classes body docs
>
> Nicolas Charles wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> Is there a way to undefine a class, other than using a module ? I find
>> myself in a situation where i'd like to undefine
Hi Jan,
Interesting page but I think its a bit old: June 23, 2003 9:48:27 PM was the
last modified day of the page. Does anyone know of softclass manager like
this?
--gusto
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 6:05 AM, Jan Muhammad wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wonder is there web interface/client for Cfengine 2 exis
Hi,
I wonder is there web interface/client for Cfengine 2 exist (it might be
included in Cf3) which can connect to Cfengine server in the backend.
I came accross this link (
http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/iis/cfengine-0.2/Docs/cfengine_manual.htm#_Toc44153913)
which talks about a simple console-b
Yes, see classes body docs
Nicolas Charles wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Is there a way to undefine a class, other than using a module ? I find
> myself in a situation where i'd like to undefine a persistant class, and
> cannot do it...
>
> Thank you !
> Nicolas
>
Hi everyone,
Is there a way to undefine a class, other than using a module ? I find
myself in a situation where i'd like to undefine a persistant class, and
cannot do it...
Thank you !
Nicolas
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