Seva,
I thought about something like that. One complication is that it's not just the
wtmpx log. I left others out for simplicity. The approach you suggest would
require a similar regex check for each log.
One approach that came to mind this morning when discussing this with a
colleague would
В Срд, 26/05/2010 в 10:53 +0400, Vasiliy G Tolstov пишет:
> Hello.
>
> I'm try to understand cfengine (manuals already read, but not fully
> understand)
Hmm. Already found solution (cf-agent -f xxx.cf).
Another question - can i provide parameters to agent bundle in command
line?
For example i ne
Hello.
I'm try to understand cfengine (manuals already read, but not fully
understand)
I'm create file:
cf-server:/var/cfengine/inputs# cat app_pkg_lamp.cf
body common control
{
bundlesequence => { "app_apache", "app_mysql", "app_php" };
inputs => {
"cfengine_stdlib.cf",
"app
I would follow to the first approach, getting to the forth column of the match
lines then appending users from lists, like the following.
body common control
{
bundlesequence => { "def","test" };
}
bundle common def
{
vars:
aix::
"groups" slist => { "unix","dba","support" };
"grp
Hello folks,
There's an error report which happens on regular basis since a number
of managed servers grew to 100+:
BAD: keys did not match
!! Authentication dialogue with X.X.X.X failed
I'm virtually sure that there're no hijacking attempts in my network,
so I suppose that happens because of s
Johan,
it seems like you should add policy => overridable to the relevant
variable in the append_user_field bundle.
On the other hand, it seems like it worth of trying a different approach:
vars:
"grp[unix]" string => "unix:!:1000:";
"grp[dba]" string => "dba:!:1001:";
"grp[support]" string
Worked fine. Thanks :-)
--
Emil
-Original Message-
From: Nakarin Phooripoom [mailto:mynameisje...@gmail.com]
Sent: torsdag den 27 maj 2010 10:23
To: Assarsson, Emil
Cc: help-cfengine
Subject: Re: global vars in bundle common not in scope for body?
Global variables can be access by writi
Hello list,
I'm new to CFengine, and I'm trying to set up synchronization of user accounts
between some AIX-boxes.
The user account part is working, but I'm having some issues with group
memberships. I want to add some users to group "unix", some users to group
"dba" and some users to group "su
Global variables can be access by writing $(bundle.variable). Please try;
body copy_from secopy(from)
{
source => "$(globals.sourcebase)/$(from)";
servers => { @(globals.servers) };
compare => "digest";
encrypt => "true";
trustkey=> "true";
}
Cheers,
--Nakarin
Hi,
Shouldn't the global vars be in scope for the copy_from body? Can't make it
work:
bundle common globals
{
vars:
"servers" slist => { "cfe01.intra.net" };
"sourcebase" string => "/srv/cfe";
}
body copy_from secopy(from)
{
source => "$(sourcebase)/$(from)";
s
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