How can I match Subversion version numbers with Cf patch levels? For
instance which svn number matches 3.0.4.p2?
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... and I found another error. I haven't found the solution to it, however:
The error:
User root is not allowed on this server
My config (output of `grep -B2 -A2 -i AllowUse /var/cfengine/inputs/*.conf`):
cfservd.conf- cfe_servers::
cfservd.conf-AllowConnectionsFrom = ( 10.10.1 )
cfser
In cfengine3, how do I use the packages: directive to either install an RPM
directly from a file or URL, or define a class if the package isn't
installed for use in commands: ?
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I should have clarified that I'm using version_2 (installed via a "Dag Wieers"
RPM -- cfengine-2.2.3-1.el5.rf ). I haven't seen "bundles" in CFengine v2.
Thanks for your answer. I don't think that it's relevant to v2 (and could be
wrong about that).
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Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: cfengine edit_line - don't understand, must be something very basic
Author: mark
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,16672,16674#msg-16674
What you are doing byusing the getindices() list variable directly as an
arbument to the edit bundle is to
I made an incorrect statement. I DO get an error... but only one: "Couldn't
recv." Ooops. Here's an excerpt from `cfrun -d`:
...
cfrun:myPolicyHost.myDomain.com: Strong authentication of
server=myClient.myDomain.com connection confi
It's likely that I've missed something "basic." I'm able to run cfagent from
clients, successfully (I modify a "test file" to ensure that CFengine corrects
it). When running `cfrun` from the policyhost (i.e., the "server"), I don't
get errors. My test file is also not "corrected..." nor do I
Hi,
in some cases I have to edit a file multiple times. I found that file
changes every time although it contains the required lines. I'm quite
sure I'm missing something very basic.
I've set up a small test file, please find it below.
I run the latest RPM of community edition.
cf-agent -V
This
/facepalm! Thanks for pointing that out. I knew that but it's an easy
thing to overlook because it *looks* right. :)
Strangely enough, though, I'm seeing two weird things relating to this.
1) In my original example, I have fixed the getindices() call and I
noticed that I didn't have the common bu
FWIW, I see a possibly related bug in $(sys.interface). However, I still
need to upgrade to the latest versions, so please submit a bugreport based
on your version.
To answer your question, you can use getindices to find out all the interface
names that are active (i.e., have an IP address).
bod
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: Accessing global arrays?
Author: mark
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,16664,16669#msg-16669
The problem is in your syntax. You wrote
getindices("$(variable)")
when what you want is
getindices("variable")
These are two quite different thin
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: Accessing global arrays?
Author: matter
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,16664,16668#msg-16668
Opps, didn't read your post closely enough. I was thinking LIST, not array.
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Subject: Re: Accessing global arrays?
Author: matter
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,16664,16667#msg-16667
bundle agent test {
vars:
"at_fields" slist => getindices("$(g.asset_cache)"); ## THIS DOES NOT WORK
See the documentation about this, but what
Hi All
I'm currently building PF (packet filter) rules file on freebsd using the
example provided by "unit_copy_edit.cf". To identify the main network interface
of the system, I'm trying to use the "sys.interface" variable in order to
replace a keyword in a pf.conf file (in this case "INTERFAC
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