Will, what you are trying to do is not a convergent operation and I strongly
advise
against it. (Merging 2 sets cannot be convergent because if the sets overlap,
the outcome
is unclear). Purging only adds to the confusion. It's like getting two teams
to paint
your house and telling one "paint
i All,
I've been toying around with CFengine a bit, and have run into a bit
of a wall. I've got a bunch of machines that all need a certain set of
files copied to /usr/local/everyone. On some of the machines, there
are other special files that go in /usr/local/everyone that lay on top
of the gener
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: How to make a policy server watch a subversion server for changes?
Author: danders5
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,17833,17834#msg-17834
I use a cfengine policy to update my subversion... Below is basically what I
have.
then I use a exec_c
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: How to make a policy server watch a subversion server for changes?
Author: mwlarsen
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,17833,17833#msg-17833
I just set up a policy server based on Neil's tutorial at watson-wilson.com. I
want to have all my input fil
I have seen this behaviour sometimes on Solaris. It might be worth to add
exec_timeout to the promise.
bundle agent remote_promises
{
commands:
CF_RA_ADMIN::
"/usr/bin/date"
contain => timeout_after_a_min;
}
body contain timeout_after_a_min {
exec_timeout => "60";
}
Cheers,
--N
Hi,
On SunOS 5.8 server, when I try to kept some commands promise, it seems that
timeout makes some noise ...
Sometimes it works :
cf3 -> cf3 Promise handle:
cf3 -> cf3 Promise made by: /usr/bin/date
cf3 -> cf3 .
cf3 -> cf3
