Seva Gluschenko writes:
> It is known that the iteration depth of variables is limited in
> Cfengine. As of 3.0.4p2 the following test.cf
[...]
> produced the following output:
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> R: outer: This
> R: outer: is
> R: outer: an
> R: outer: array
> R: outer: element
> R: outer: too
> R: inner: th
No, this is not a Nova-ony feature. The policy_server.dat file is part of
the Nova configs, but you can build the functionality yourself in Community.
-Dan
> Ummpossibly. :) I've never used Community, so I guess I don't know exactl
> y where the differences are. However, promises.cf reads th
Ummpossibly. :) I've never used Community, so I guess I don't know exactly
where the differences are. However, promises.cf reads that file into a variable
$(def.policy_server), so it is probably just a convenience provided with Nova.
Community has to have the policy server defined somewhere,
Justin,
Let me guess, this belongs to Nova only? :)
2010/6/11 Justin Lloyd :
> The file /var/cfengine/policy_server.dat on the client should contain the IP
> address of the policy server to which the client should connect.
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> Justin
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> From: help-cfengine-boun...@cfengine.org
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The file /var/cfengine/policy_server.dat on the client should contain
the IP address of the policy server to which the client should connect.
Justin
From: help-cfengine-boun...@cfengine.org
[mailto:help-cfengine-boun...@cfengine.org] On Behalf Of Tom Tucker
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2010 1:14
I see we can define multiple policy servers, but can we dictate which
server(s) clients communicate with? For example, if you had firewalled off
lab environment. I understand the clients would loop through each server
defined until it succeeds. It seems like it would be more efficient in this
di
I've been hunting around for a way to safely detect hung and stale NFS
mounts, and can't find anything that works in all cases. I'm using
version 3.0.4 and 3.0.5.
Here's what I *can* do:
* detect unmounted filesystems, and mount them
* detect *stale* filesystems, umount and remount them
Both of
