Can you show us what you've tried?
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Ok, it does seem best, then to roll my own solution. Thanks for the feedback,
all.
Justin
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From: Mark Burgess [mailto:mark.burg...@iu.hio.no]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 11:27 AM
To: nwat...@symcor.com
Cc: Justin Lloyd; help-cfengine@cfengine.org; help-cfengine-bou
Ok, I'm stumped again. I've been working on a problem for hours. I want
to effectively do the following on each client:
client# scp policy_host:/usr/local/etc/*.rc /usr/local/etc
but I can't figure out how to set up the access rules and files promise.
I keep getting either access errors or a copy
That worked, thanks a bunch!
Scott
On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 3:37 PM, Neil Watson wrote:
> I think if you run cf-key it will create /var/cfengine but usually I
> create it by hand.
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I think if you run cf-key it will create /var/cfengine but usually I
create it by hand.
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This might have been fixed today in svn.
Lebel, Marco wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>
>
> Is there a reason why we can use vars in classes definition
>
>
>
> Like:
>
>
>
> "$(user_names)_must_modified" expression =>
> "!$(user_names)_comment_equal|!$(user_names)_homedir_equal|!$(user_names)_s
Hello all,
Is there a reason why we can use vars in classes definition
Like:
"$(user_names)_must_modified" expression =>
"!$(user_names)_comment_equal|!$(user_names)_homedir_equal|!$(user_names)_shell_equal|!$(user_names)_Gid_equal";
But cannot do the same thing with array variables
Like:
"
Thanks, appreciate it.
Jesse Becker wrote:
> I've recently been unable to compile the code in SVN. I've traced it to
> revision r890. This apparently adds a check for something related to
> Postgres, even when --without-sql is passed to configure, and breaks the
> settings in CPPFLAGS.
>
> Thi
I looked at this today, and although it could be nice, it cannot currently work
as the name's type is checked too soon before variable expansion kicks in. This
might be
reconsidered one day in the future if it proves useful.
Matt Richards wrote:
> Greetings:
>
> This is invalid? I suppose it sh
Fixed this issue today in svn.
Justin Lloyd wrote:
> 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
Daniel,
I have been working on a similar problem, and came up with the
following two bundles for editing files. I think both of these could
be used to edit an /etc/hosts file, one by passing the pattern, e.g.
edit_line => replace_or_add(".*\s+hostname", "1.2.3.4 hostname")
# 1.2.3.4 is the ne
I've recently been unable to compile the code in SVN. I've traced it to
revision r890. This apparently adds a check for something related to
Postgres, even when --without-sql is passed to configure, and breaks the
settings in CPPFLAGS.
This patch works for me, but I have not tested it on a syste
Hi,
We have a very large /etc/hosts(300 hosts) files in our servers that we have
to mantain for certain acient applications, as of now what I have configured
in cfengine 3.0.2 is an edit line bundle that reads from a master host file
and if the host isn't in the file it adds it.
The problem is ju
Don't forget cron/at jobs, spool files, mail etc...
nwat...@symcor.com wrote:
> I agree with Matt. It is worthy goal but probably much bigger than you
> realize.
>
>> be a great candidate for the COPBL or at least a Cfengine cookbook like
>> Neil's. Hmm, I sense an O'reilly book here... :)
>
I agree with Matt. It is worthy goal but probably much bigger than you
realize.
> be a great candidate for the COPBL or at least a Cfengine cookbook like
> Neil's. Hmm, I sense an O'reilly book here... :)
I can neither confirm nor deny this ;)
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Well, there are lots of things to think about. Unix is not just Linux, there
are many more out there and not all the authentication/user situations are the
same. You also have to think about Solaris and yellowpages, systems without
/etc/shadow, LDAP, DCE, Krb5, etc. The list is endless in the di
Does anyone have a bundle or set of promises for deleting a local Unix
account? I'm thinking about how to approach this cleanly, including
removing the user from any groups in /etc/group. I thought about using
systems' native commands (e.g. userdel, passmgmt, pwck, pwconv, etc.)
but there can be od
It would be ideal if we could have a policy that would count processes
that match and report that number rather than reporting whether or not the
count is within a range. We could compare that number with a command
policy that would script something like ps -ef|grep cf-execd$ |grep -v
grep|wc
The fix seems to work, but I remember finding a similar issue at Xmas and
fixing it then.
I shall put this into svn and everyone should test more to make sure this
doesn't just
pull the rug out of another corner.
Matt Richards wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I think I hit upon the perfect circumstance
On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 11:30:55AM -0400, Matt Richards wrote:
>Good idea. I find the process overcounting more common. In my configuration, I
>have a range for the process count and it reports when the process count is
>out of range. I will add a "ps -ef" along with the report. It may not catch
Good idea. I find the process overcounting more common. In my configuration, I
have a range for the process count and it reports when the process count is out
of range. I will add a "ps -ef" along with the report. It may not catch it as
it is not run exactly as the same time as the cf process co
Hello,
I have recently compiled and installed, cfengine-3.0.4 on CentOS
release 5.3. I am following the documentation, but I do not see any
directory structure in /var/cfengine on my host (after make; make
install). Is there an
additional flag I need to run to create this?
Thank-you,
Scott
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Good to know. However, I get the miscounting when running cf-exec in the
background. It is not just process undercounting, I also see process
overcounting. It is very odd, I searched through the code and I can't see how
this can happen. I can't figure out how to make a testcase in which this wil
It's an enigmatic bug to be sure. What about a policy that reports
process counts? One commands action to report counts by calling ps and
the other using a native process counting promise. After gathering some
data we'll at least get an idea of the frequency of the problem.
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Greetings,
I think I hit upon the perfect circumstance to bust the hash table in
GetVariable (vars.c). I believe that the hash table is not going far enough
before reseting the increment as I end up in an infinite loop. See the comments
"//" below:
Debug("GetVariable(%s,%s): using scope '%s' f
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