Hello folks,
When I wrote a promise to rotate /var/cfengine/promise.log (BTW, why
Cfengine doesn't rotate it?), cf-promises warned me about using rename
body without depth_search body. Well, okay, despite I was surprised
with such a requirement, I've added depth_search => recursion("1").
Now (with
Hello.
Can anyone provide example module in sh that displays all environment
variables from cfengine? Documentation says, that cf-agent provide
environment variable that contains all classes. But if i write module
like:
!#/bin/sh
printenv
exit 0;
In output i can't see any strings about cfengine
Hi Bas,
Bas van der Vlies wrote:
> First lets start with a suggestion. there a lot function that return a
> class, mabye a new function:
>- LISA_CLUSTER expression => getenv_class("LISA");
>
> Which set the class LISA_CLUSTER if the variable is defined. We now use
> getenv and strcmp to do
First lets start with a suggestion. there a lot function that return a
class, mabye a new function:
- LISA_CLUSTER expression => getenv_class("LISA");
Which set the class LISA_CLUSTER if the variable is defined. We now use
getenv and strcmp to do this
I am reading a lot of documentation but
Take a look at methods promises, and specifically the value given to the
usebundle attribute.
http://www.cfengine.org/manuals/cf3-reference.html#methods-in-agent-promises
-Dan
> Hello. I need some feature like dependecies in bundles.
>
> For example: i have 5 agent bundles that can do specific
Hello. I need some feature like dependecies in bundles.
For example: i have 5 agent bundles that can do specific tasks.
And i need a main agent bundle that depends of all of 5 small bundles...
How can i do this thing?
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Scalar variable str contains itself (non-convergent): $(str)
When i run my bundlesequence in verbose mode i get this error. What does
it mean and how can i find file and line number?
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Actually isdir() would be best here perhaps. :)
M
Nakarin Phooripoom wrote:
> Alternatively, I would use a built-in function fileexists() to check there is
> a directory or not then execute commands.
>
> classes:
> "dir_exists" expression => fileexists("some/directory");
> "no_dir"
Alternatively, I would use a built-in function fileexists() to check there is a
directory or not then execute commands.
classes:
"dir_exists" expression => fileexists("some/directory");
"no_dir"not => fileexists("some/directory");
commands:
dir_exists::
"command_1";
no_dir::
